Fabric structure
Plain jersey, rib, interlock, fleece, terry and jacquard structures place different demands on the knitting elements.
Author:KUNYUAN Machine ManufacturerTIME:2026-08-20
Circular knitting machine FAQ
Common industrial families include single jersey, double jersey or interlock, rib, three-thread fleece, terry, jacquard and pile-oriented circular knitting machines. The correct type depends on the loop structure and fabric result; similar-looking frames can have very different knitting systems.
The right answer depends on the target fabric, the exact machine configuration and the evidence included in the offer. Use the question below as a procurement and operating checklist, then confirm project-specific details in writing.

Plain jersey, rib, interlock, fleece, terry and jacquard structures place different demands on the knitting elements.
Mechanical selection and computerized jacquard systems provide different pattern scope and operating requirements.
Tubular, open-width, pile and heavier fabrics may require different take-down and finishing arrangements.
These factors should be reviewed together. A statement about one feature can be misleading when yarn, structure, take-down, finishing or operating conditions are different. For a meaningful comparison, send the same requirement and sample information to each supplier and record all assumptions.
Keep the answers with the quotation, approved sample and later commissioning record. This creates continuity between sales discussion, machine configuration, factory trial and final acceptance.
Ask for machine-specific documents, current images or footage and a trial record where relevant. Avoid treating a generic catalogue statement as proof that a particular fabric, output or operating result will be achieved.
Share the fabric structure, yarn, finished width or tubular requirement, weight target and expected production plan. Kunyuan can use those inputs to discuss a suitable machine family and the checks needed before ordering.
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