Three-system Computer Jacquard + Transfer
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Three-system Computer Jacquard + Transfer
Gauge : 12G 14G 16G 18G
Breadth : 40" 52" 72" 80" 100"
| Gauge | 12G 14G 16G 18G | |
| Knitting Width | 40" 52" 72" 80" 100" | 72" 80" |
| Knitting System | Single carriage three system | |
| Power | 0.35kw | 0.55kw |
| Knitting Function | Transfer、Knitting、Tuck、Intarsia、Jacquard、Narrowing | |
| Knitting Speed | Controlled by servo motor, Max 1.2m/s, Carriage rapid return | |
| Racking | Controlled by servo motor racing within 1 inch and with fine micro-adjustment function | |
| Stitch Density | Controlled by stepping motor, selectable adjustable scope supported by subdivision technology: 0–650, the stitch of the collar can be accurately controlled | |
| Take Down Roller | Programmed instruction controlled Up and down take down system, It can work separately or together. Adjustable range is: 0–99 | |
| Yarn Carrier | 8 colors, two side interchangeable feeders | |
| Protecting | The machine will automatic alarm if yarn-breaking knots floating yarn rewind end of knitting, fail of racking needle breakage error programming occur also set up the safety auto-lock protect device | |
| Operation Display | Chinese、English、Korean、Spanish、Portuguese、Turkish、French、Arabic | |
| Power Supply | AC Single Phase 220V 50HZ, adopt advanced CMOS technology, Instantaneous memory of power outage (continues knitting when power on) | |
| N.W. | 650kg | |
| Length | 2500 × 900 × 1800mm | |
This Three-system Computer Jacquard + Transfer product combines a single-carriage three-system description with a function list that includes transfer, knitting, tuck, intarsia, jacquard and narrowing. Gauges shown are 12G, 14G, 16G and 18G. The page also lists working widths of 40, 52, 72, 80 and 100 inches, with a separate 72- and 80-inch column. Those entries should be checked with the supplier when specifying an exact variant; a series-level table does not by itself establish that every option is available in every combination.
A useful application brief focuses on the relationship between the desired pattern and the required shaping. For a collar or shoe-upper project, supply a physical sample, pattern file or drawing, intended yarn, color placement and finished dimensions. Mark any places where stitches must transfer or narrow and identify any jacquard areas. The technical team can then determine a suitable gauge and working width and prepare a representative trial. Do not assume that the presence of transfer in the function list confirms an untested design will knit exactly as drawn.
Discuss how the stated take-down, racking and stitch-density settings relate to the sample being evaluated. A width choice should account for pattern repeat and material behavior, not just the largest available number. Ask whether the quoted configuration includes the control options needed for the design and request a clear explanation of pattern preparation and operator training. The table references a single-phase power supply and a machine dimension; confirm both against the selected equipment and installation location before finalizing a layout.
When seeking a quotation, provide the product category, sample, yarn details, gauge preference, width, design file, site power and operator language. Ask for a written specification and details of the sample approval process, documentation and service contact. For continued operation, obtain the manufacturer’s cleaning, needle and yarn-carrier inspection instructions and the fault-alarm response procedure. These steps turn a broad jacquard-and-transfer description into an auditable technical discussion without assigning an unsupported price, delivery date or production rate.
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