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Loop tension and fabric quality
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March 2004

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B. Hunter

The advent of elastane yarns in knitwear has seen the introduction of a range of products aimed at controlling yarn tension and length in flat knitting. BTSR, Italy has launched the KTF 100HP system for constant yarn tension on flat knitting machines. Japanese flat machine builder Shima Seiki has upgraded its Digital Stitch Control System (DSCS), which now has the capability to actively control yarn-feed in both feeding and retrieval directions. At the IKME, Steiger-Zamark showcased the Vesta 130E 18G machine, while German flat machine builder Universal featured its MC-825 10-gauge machine. Memminger-Iro offers its yarn tension regulating EFS 620 feeder which gives an even knitted structure, providing uniform fabric appearance. The main features of the machine include automatic calibration of the yarn tension sensor, electronically adjustable yarn tension, and constant yarn tension. Meanwhile, LGL Electronics has developed its Primo fully automatic multi-purpose yarn feeder for use with flat knitting machines.

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... For instance, according to Melliand International, in the case of a complete woman's knit sweater, a time saving of about 35% can be achieved with seamless knitting [20]. Additionally, yarn consumption can be minimized by complete garment knitting as well as by effectively analyzing yarn feed through the computerized system on the machine [7]. The DSCS (Digital Stitch Control System) on Shima Seiki machine predetermines how much yarn is required for the each stitch. ...

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Three dimensional seamless garment knitting on V-bed flat knitting machines
Loop tension and fabric quality
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  • March 2004