YOUR KNITTING MACHINE’S SPARE PARTS WAREHOUSE
YOUR KNITTING MACHINE’S SPARE PARTS WAREHOUSE
A holding-down jack has a specific job in loop formation: it helps keep the knitted fabric from riding up while the machine forms the next loop. When the part wears, bends or loses the intended movement, the visible problem may…
A small-diameter circular knitting machine quote can become confusing when a buyer asks for “dial needles and jacks” without describing the knitting action. Dial needles, transfer jacks, intermediate jacks and related parts work as a selection and transfer system. The…
A lubrication fault rarely begins with a dramatic failure. The first signs may be a dry needle track, rising oil contamination, an uneven spray pattern, oil mist around the frame, or a filter that loads faster than usual. By the…
Circular Knitting Spare Parts Material Batch Certificate: Test Report and Supplier Quote Checklist A cylinder arrives with a certificate. The document says the steel meets specification. It does not say which batch the certificate covers, whether the hardness was tested…
Uneven effect yarn can create a distinctive fabric surface, but it also makes needle selection less forgiving. Thick spots, slubs, loops, wrapped fibers and changing yarn tension can increase contact with the hook or latch. A needle that runs acceptably…
A take-up or winding motor can fail without stopping the knitting head immediately. The fabric may continue to form while the roll becomes loose, the tension changes, the motor overheats or the brake no longer holds the fabric path during…
Lint does not wait for a convenient maintenance window. It collects around the needle zone, cam area, yarn path and guards, then moves when the machine vibrates or the operator opens a cover. A worn air gun, blocked pipe or…