Knitting Machine
Knitting Machine
Name ID
MD. Shihab Rahman ------- 151-23-4284
MD. Masud-Uz-Zahan
Siddique -------- 151-23-4212
Single Jersey Circular Knitting Machine
Introduction
Due to the ever increasing demand for quality
products a high quality standard is important
for the circular weft knitting industry. The high
quality standard can be guaranteed by careful
planning, incorporating appropriate quality
assurance ensure and by accurate allocation of
incurred overheads to their origins. Industrial analyses indicate
that product quality can be improved, and defect cost
minimized, by real-time monitoring of the circular knitting
process. The important function of such a concept lies not only
in detecting process interference but also in identifying their
sources and ensuring their quick and cost effective elimination.
What is knitting ???
Cylinder Cylinder
Cylinder
Jacquard Non-Jacquard
Single Jersey or Plain fabric
• A fabric in which the knitted loops are the same sort and meshed in the same manner
• Single jersey is the simplest to knit and it can be produced either on circular or flat machines by means of
one set of needles which draw their loops to only one side of the fabric.
• The fabric has one appearance on the face side and a different one on the reverse. The side on which the
straight parts of the stitches appear in V formation is called the face side ( Technical Face) and the reverse
side ( Technical Back ) has twin rows of opposed semi circles.
Single Jersey Machines:
2. It faces feeder
and auto stopper
3. Passes through
the ring type yarn
path
4. Finally threaded
to needle by guide
The knitting action
The capital letter at the beginning of the word ( “V”), identifies the number of butts and the
type of tail.
The first part (78 in the example) indicates the whole length rounded off to the mm
The second (.60 in the example) part indicates the gauge of the needle in hundredths of mm
(width of the needle).
The first capital letter indicates the needle manufacturer (G for Groz-Beckert).
The next number is used to distinguish a specific needle among all the needles produced by
the same manufacturer.
For other needles, the latch fixing method is indicated by a “0” before the last number.
A “0” indicates that the latch has been fixed with a standard pressed pin; no “0” means that
the latch has been fixed with a screw pin.
The sinker
The sinker is the second primary knitting element (the needle being the
first). It is a thin metal plate with an individual or a collective action
operating approximately at right angles from the hook side of the needle
bed, between adjacent needles.
Functions:
It may perform one or more of the following functions, dependent upon the
machine’s knitting action and consequent sinker shape and movement:
Loop formation
Holding-down
Knocking-over
The cam
Cam is the second primary knitting element. The cams are the
mechanical devices which convert the rotary machine drive into
suitable reciprocating action for the needles or other elements.
Because all needles have a reciprocating action either serially or
seriatim, except on the bearded needle sinker wheel and loop
wheel frames where the fixed needle circle merely revolves. The
cams are carefully profiled to produce precisely-timed movement
and dwell periods and are of two types:
i. Engineering cams.
ii. Knitting cams.
a) Knit cam
b) Tuck cam
c) Miss cam
Knitting process
Knitting process
inside the machine
Modern
Single
jersey
knitting
machine
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