Flow Chart of Knitting Process

Knitting:

There are three types of the fabric manufacturing process. They are weaving, knitting, and non-weaving. Knitted fabric produced by loop forming. Such type of fabric huge demand in the present world. For the manufacturing of knitted fabric, the process flow chart of knitting technology is given below.

Flow Chart of Knitting Process
Circular Knitting Machines

Process Flow Chart for Knitting

Yarn in package form

Place the yarn package in the creel

Feeding the yarn

Set the m/c as per design & GSM

Knitting

Withdraw the roll fabric and weighting

Roll marking

Inspection

Numbering


Dispatching

In this machine, yarn count basically dependent on the needle pitch. As the diameter of yarn is proportional to its yarn count in the direct system, a relationship exists between the range of optimum counts of yarn that could be knitted on a particular machine and the gauge of the machine. Machine gauge could play an influential role in the choice of yarn count and can have an effect on fabric properties. Thus it’s essential to obtain an optimal balance of yarn count and machine gauge in order to ensure the best knitting performance for a specific machine gauge and structure, with a high machine efficiency and minimum fabric fault rate.

Circular knitting machines always produces a tube-shaped fabric. It exists in different sizes or diameters, though it’s depending on the field of application. The needles & sinkers in the machine are arranged in a circle. Circular Knitting Machines may divide into two different types. Depending on the number of sets of needles are Single set: plain and Two sets: rib, interlock, spacer fabric.

Both single set and double set machines have also existed as Jacquard machines. Those needed for special designs. In these machines, the movement of each needle could control by each cam. Common products that might produce with circular knitted fabric are T-shirts. For production, nearly every material could use. The form varies from the filament to staple fiber yarn.

Author of this Article:
Raju Tex 
 Knitting Technologist, 
 B.J.Group, Mawna, Gazipur 
 Chittagong Textile Engineering College 
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