The yarn carrier holds the yarn supply and feeds it to the needles. It moves back and forth across the needle bed, depositing the yarn as needed for each stitch....

This mechanism regulates the tension and length of the stitches produced. It ensures consistent and uniform stitching throughout the knitting process....

Sinkers work in conjunction with the needles to hold the knitted fabric down during the knitting process. They help maintain the tension and shape of the fabric....

Fabric feeders are responsible for moving the knitted fabric horizontally or vertically, allowing for the creation of different fabric structures and patterns....

The Jacquard attachment enables complex patterns and designs to be knitted. It controls the selection and movement of individual needles to create intricate jacquard patterns....

The take-up roller pulls the knitted fabric away from the needles and guides it through the machine. It ensures smooth and continuous fabric production....

The motor and drive system provide the power and motion required for the machine's operation. They control the movement of various components, including the needle bed, cam system, and fabric feeders....

The cam system is responsible for controlling the movement of the needles. It consists of various cam tracks that determine the type of stitch, design, and pattern to be created....

The needle bed is a flat surface consisting of numerous needle slots where the knitting needles are inserted. It holds and guides the needles throughout the knitting process....

The control panel houses the machine's electronic controls, settings, and displays. It allows operators to adjust parameters such as speed, tension, and pattern selection. ...