Recorded equipment
Single Jersey Circular Knitting Machine
Application reference
This application reference is organized around Single Jersey Circular Knitting Machine use in Egypt. It focuses on single jersey apparel fabric. The source does not provide a verified customer identity, contract date, measured output or commissioning result, so this page does not invent those details.
Single Jersey Circular Knitting Machine
Region shown in the original case: Egypt.
Machine family and region are retained; unverified names, quotations and result claims are omitted.


A useful review starts with the saleable fabric, not a generic success claim. For this application, the buyer should define yarn, stitch length, gauge, feeders, finished weight and width. These inputs determine which machine range and options should be discussed.
| Project checkpoint | Question to close | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric brief | Which yarn, construction, finished size, weight and appearance are required? | Labelled sample and measurement sheet |
| Equipment match | How will yarn, stitch length, gauge, feeders, finished weight and width be configured? | Signed configuration and option list |
| Factory trial | How will stable operation and fabric quality be inspected? | Settings, stop log, defect map and retained sample |
| Delivery scope | Which utilities, spares, documents, commissioning and training items are included? | Responsibility matrix and open-item list |
The machine family is relevant when its knitting action and available configuration can reproduce the intended single jersey apparel fabric. The commercial name alone is not enough. Gauge, feeders, yarn path, pattern or pile mechanism where applicable, take-down and finishing must be reviewed as one process.
During a representative run, inspect barre, needle lines, holes, width, weight and dimensional response. Keep the yarn lot, settings and sample identity together so a later adjustment can be compared with the accepted condition. If the source or quotation lacks a value, record it as an open item rather than turning it into a result claim.
Use the country and machine-family reference to start technical discussion, not to assume identical factory conditions or guaranteed performance. A comparable offer should connect the buyer's fabric to the exact machine configuration, acceptance method, utilities, spares and service boundary.
Provide the fabric or garment type, yarn, construction, finished size or width, weight, pattern or pile requirement, finishing route, target shift plan, layout and local utilities.
Ask for evidence tied to the offered configuration. A photo can identify equipment, but measured fabric, a settings record and a signed trial sheet are needed for acceptance.
No. The original case does not provide verified figures for those items. They should be confirmed for the selected model, material, factory conditions and delivery scope.
Share the fabric target, yarn, finished dimensions, required quality checks, factory layout, voltage and automation needs. Kunyuan can use those inputs to review a relevant configuration and trial plan. Contact us by WhatsApp or submit the inquiry form for a fast factory response.