Primary knitting elements
Needle:
The needles are the
most important stitch forming elements. They are displaced vertically up and
down and are mounted into the tricks or cuts of the knitting cylinder.
There are three types
of needles namely:
1) Latch Needle.
2) Spring bearded
Needle and
3) Compound Needle.
The main function of
needle is loop formation.
Cams:
Cam is the second
primary knitting element. The cams are the mechanical device which convert the
rotary machine drive into a suitable reciprocating action for the needles or
other elements came are carefully profiled to produce precisely time movement
and dwell periods.
Types of knit cam:
- Knit cam
- Tuck cam
- Miss cam
Sinker:
Sinker is a thin metal
plate with action at right angles to and fro between adjoining needles.
Functions of Sinker:
- Loop formation: The main objects of a sinker are to assist the needles in loop formation by sinking or knitting the newly laid yarns into a loop.
- Holding down: It also holds down the loops at a lower level of the needles stems and prevents the old loops from being lifted as the needles raise to clear them for their hooks.
- Knocking over: The function is knocking over at which the needle passes through the old loop by drawing a new loop.
End Products of Single
Jersey Circular Knitting Machine:
1. S/J Plain 2. Single
Lacoste
3. Double Lacoste 4. Single
pique
5. Double pique 6. Terry
7.
Fleece
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