A warp knitted fiberglass fabric is not woven and it is not bonded together after the fact. The glass yarns are fed in parallel to the fabric edge and held by a separate fine yarn that is formed into loops around them, so the reinforcement itself stays straight and the loop structure does the holding. … Read more
Choose a raschel construction net machine by working backwards from the net, not forwards from the brochure: the mesh you have to hit, the finished panel width and the yarn system decide the gauge, the guide bar count and the working width you buy. Published listings in this category are almost always a bare spec … Read more
A raschel machine is defined by two things: how many needle bars it carries, and what its guide bars are doing. A double needle bar raschel machine adds a second bed so the fabric can have two faces or a closed form; a single needle bar machine with the right guide bar map covers almost … Read more
A raschel net is net fabric knitted on a raschel machine, and one machine platform sits behind a wide spread of it: construction safety and scaffold netting, shade and greenhouse net, anti-bird and anti-insect net, wind protection netting, mosquito net and packing net. What separates one from another is mesh geometry, net weight and yarn, … Read more
Almost every accessory of warp knitting machine on the market belongs to one of two families: parts that sit on the warping line, and parts that sit on the knitting line. Decide which family your problem lives in first, and the rest of the sourcing job — element name, machine compatibility, quantity — sorts itself … Read more
A warp knitting beam code such as 30″x21″ is two dimensions in inches: flange diameter first, barrel width second. Choosing between a forged beam and a cast beam is a separate decision, and it turns on how the beam is loaded and handled in your mill rather than on which process word the seller prints … Read more
Choosing a raschel lace machine comes down to three decisions made in the right order: first the lace products you plan to sell, then the gauge and working width that suit those products, and only then the machine type and guide bar count. Get the order wrong and you end up with a jacquard machine … Read more
Traditional wood crafts are hand-carved, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and requires workers to have high requirements such as superb craftsmanship and artistic sense…
