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A raschel knitting machine is chosen on four numbers: working width, gauge, guide bar count and warp beam positions. Across the five raschel platforms we build, width runs from 3454 mm to 8636 mm and gauge from E18 to E32, and the table below puts all four numbers side by side so you can shortlist … Read more

The Malimo machine in our range is a stitch bonding machine whose energy and waste behaviour can be read straight from its specification: a main motor of 13 to 18 kW depending on working width, electronically controlled yarn let-off and fabric take-up, and a computer that coordinates feeding, take-up and the main drive from one … Read more

Warp knitting machine spare parts fall into six families: electronic parts, mechanical parts, warping parts, knitting needles, warp beams and ceramic guide parts. The parts worth keeping on the shelf are the ones that stop the whole machine when they fail and cannot be sourced in a day, which usually means knitting elements and the … Read more

Most unplanned stops on a warp knitting machine trace back to a short list of wear parts: yarn tensioners, needles, ceramic yarn guides, warping elements and the electronics that supervise them. Replacing those in the right order does more for uptime than a full overhaul, and a yarn tensioner that corrects tension on its own … Read more

Warp knitting needles fall into three working groups, and the group decides what you can order: the needles that form the loop (compound, latch and bearded types), the guide needles that steer the yarn into the needle, and the sinkers and retaining parts that hold the fabric while the loop is made. Ask for "needles" … Read more

A wholesale terry warp knitting machine is a terry-fabric warp knitter bought in volume for towel, robe and cleaning-cloth production. When you are ordering several machines at once, the decision rests on four systems: the needle and loop-forming setup, the guide bars, let-off and take-up control, and fault monitoring. Price per unit matters less than … Read more

Knitted geogrid is reinforcement mesh produced on a raschel warp knitting machine from high-tenacity yarns such as HDPE and polyester, or from slit film. Two different platforms in our range make it: a double needle bar raschel for net, and a raschel net machine running latch needles. They overlap in what they can produce, but … Read more

Warp knitting machine parts fall into nine families, and most orders come from three of them: the loop-forming elements (needles and sinkers), the guiding elements, and the ceramics the yarn slides over. This page lists the families, maps the common fabric faults back to the part that causes them, and sets out what to ask … Read more

A Malimo stitch bonding machine locks fibres together with stitching yarn rather than weaving or knitting them, and the configuration you order — working width, gauge, bar set, beam count — decides which fabrics you can actually run on it. This page walks the specification sheet in the order the decisions have to be made. … Read more

A double needle bar warp knitting machine knits two fabric faces at once and connects them, which is what makes spacer, tubular and figured double-face constructions possible on a single pass. The Triple Jacquard Double Raschel 7/3 is that arrangement with three groups of piezo jacquard guide bars added on top. Working width is 3454 … Read more

A weft knitting machine builds fabric from one yarn at a time, moving side to side across the width. A warp knitting machine feeds many yarns at once, running lengthwise. The first gives soft, stretchy fabric; the second gives firm fabric that holds its shape, and that single difference decides which machine a product needs. … Read more