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Karl Mayer’s tricot machine has its sights set on delicate apparel fabrics

The light and airy fabric was produced on an HKS 4-M EL in a gauge of E 28.

19th January 2017

Knitting Industry
 |  Obertshausen

Knitted Outerwear

The HKS 4-M EL tricot machine, produced by Karl Mayer, a leading warp knitting machinery manufacturer, is a flexible machine, which makes it ideal for a variety of applications. This all-round machine can produce shoe and upholstery fabrics just as efficiently as velour fabrics and textiles for car interiors and outerwear, according to the manufacturer.

The HKS 4-M EL is particularly adept at producing stylish, warp-knitted fabrics for the fashion sector, the company reports. The light and airy fabric was produced on an HKS 4-M EL in a gauge of E 28.

It has a striking lace look featuring a variety of patterns, i.e. filet patterns with holes of different sizes, and dense areas with superimposed patterns merge together in alternating stripes to create a filigree design. Matt/shiny effects create a touch of extravagance on the geometric, lace-look fabric.

“The production of this delicate tricot fabric is the result of well-thought-out machine and textile technology, including the lappings, which can be worked very flexibly thanks to the machine’s EL control facility, the clever yarn threading-in arrangement, and the sophisticated combination of yarns,” the company explains.

www.karlmayer.com

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