Suitable production brief
programs that need repeatable pattern files together with loop formation and fabric-hand control.
Price:
Negotiable
Model:
NET Weight:
4 tons
Diameter:
30-38
Gauge:
12G-24G
Feeder:
36F/54F
Certification:
CE, ISO
Applicable Yarn Material:
Bottoming shirts, pajamas, bath towels, towels, sweater linings, etc
RPM:
14-18RPM
Wooden Box Size:
2.25M*2.23M*2.25M
Place of Origin:
CHINA.
Machine selection brief
This product is intended for patterned terry jacquard fabric using computerized pattern control. The current CMS record identifies 30-38, 12G-24G, 36F/54F; these are reference values for this page, not a substitute for a model-specific quotation and signed sample.
programs that need repeatable pattern files together with loop formation and fabric-hand control.
Confirm pattern repeat, yarn allocation, loop appearance, gauge, feeder arrangement and pattern-file ownership before comparing offers.
For acceptance, load a representative pattern, retain its version and inspect loop definition, registration and reverse-side condition.


Start the inquiry with an actual fabric or garment target. Provide the yarn composition and count, construction, finished width or garment size, fabric weight, stretch requirement, color or pattern plan, finishing route and planned shift schedule. Kunyuan can then discuss which recorded range and options are relevant.
Headline diameter, gauge or speed cannot prove saleable output on its own. Yarn behavior, stitch length, environmental conditions, operator practice and downstream finishing all affect the usable operating window. Any quoted output should therefore state its yarn, fabric, machine configuration and inspection method.
| Decision gate | Buyer input | Record to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric target | Yarn, construction, finished dimensions, weight and surface requirement | Labelled approved sample and measurement sheet |
| Machine scope | Diameter, gauge, feeders, controls, take-down and agreed options | Signed configuration list and quotation revision |
| Trial method | load a representative pattern, retain its version and inspect loop definition, registration and reverse-side condition | Settings, stop log, defect map and retained sample |
| Delivery boundary | Utilities, packing, spares, documentation, commissioning and training | Responsibility matrix and open-item list |
During a representative run, inspect the yarn path and knitting zone before increasing speed. Record stop causes, manual interventions, roll position and the settings that produced the accepted sample. Repeating defects should be traced to a location or component; random defects should also trigger yarn and handling checks.
The practical control points for this machine are pattern data, selection response, pile-yarn feeding, ground-yarn tension and take-down stability. Build daily cleaning and inspection around those items, then use weekly and monthly records to spot drift before it becomes repeated fabric loss. Safety isolation and the manufacturer's maintenance procedure remain the governing instructions.
Acceptance should connect machine condition to fabric evidence. Review visual defects, width, weight, dimensional response, surface or pattern performance as relevant, and the effect of finishing. If a value is missing from the offer, record it as an open item instead of assuming a universal setting.
Send the intended fabric or garment, yarn details, finished width or size, weight, construction, pattern or pile requirement, finishing route, target shift plan, factory voltage and available layout.
Compare suppliers against one written fabric brief and one delivery boundary. Separate standard equipment, optional items, buyer-supplied utilities, spares, packing, commissioning and training.
Use representative yarn and run long enough to evaluate stable operation. Retain the settings, stop record, measured fabric and approved sample so the result can be reproduced after delivery.
Share the fabric target, yarn, finished dimensions, weight, factory utilities and expected operating schedule. Use the product-page quote form to request a machine-specific discussion. Contact us by WhatsApp or submit the inquiry form for a fast factory response.
These values are retained from the current product record. Confirm the offered model and acceptance values in the final quotation.
| Net weight | 4 tons |
|---|---|
| Cylinder diameter | 30-38 |
| Gauge | 12G-24G |
| Feeders | 36F/54F |
| Applicable yarn/material | Bottoming shirts, pajamas, bath towels, towels, sweater linings, etc |
| Recorded operating speed | 14-18RPM |
| Recorded packing or machine size | 2.25M*2.23M*2.25M |
| Certification shown in CMS | CE, ISO |
The machine's production role is patterned terry jacquard fabric using computerized pattern control. Final functions depend on the ordered configuration and should be checked against the signed technical file.
Control pattern data, selection response, pile-yarn feeding, ground-yarn tension and take-down stability as one coordinated operating window rather than isolated settings.
Load a representative pattern, retain its version and inspect loop definition, registration and reverse-side condition and retain the settings with the sample.
Record configuration, yarn, change parts and software or pattern revisions before releasing the next production lot.

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