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Mayer & Cie machines for knitting fabrics upto E60
14 Sep '09
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This Mayer-specific temperature control system can also be set on a timer-controlled basis to heat the machine up to operating temperature for the start of a shift, ensuring optimum operating conditions and full production output right from the start. While in operation, the machine is then kept constantly within the optimum temperature corridor of between 35° C and 42°C.
For the high-gauge “fine-touch” fabrics produced by Mayer & Cie., the company offers two highly successful circular knitting machines which have traditionally proven successful as high gauge range specialists over the years.
The MV4-3.2 II is the specialist in the single jersey range up to gauge E 60. Ultra-fine fabrics in the double jersey range up to gauge E 50 are produced on the IG 3.2 QC interlock machine which offers the benefit of Quick-Change technology for fast gauge conversion.
The MV 4-3.2 II is among the most successful circular knitting machines on the market, with over 6,000 machines already in operation around the world. From gauges of E 44 and upward, the new CONI++ feeder and temperature control are just as much part of the standard package as additional sinker cam supports for an absolutely stable hold.
A new sinker shape, double sinker guidance and a new sinker cam mean half the degree of wear and a more even fabric appearance every time. Diagonally adjustable stitch cams and central stitch formation adjustment guarantee reliable needle guidance, permit simple stitch length adjustment and ensure constant needle clearance. Feeders no longer need to be reset and press-off reliability is increased – particularly when working with lightweight fabrics.
The IG 3.2 QC has been impressing knitwear producers for years with its high output and extreme operating simplicity. It is flexible and offers a wide range of knitted constructions on an interlock basis. Synchronous and delayed timing can also be regulated using exchange cams to produce a wide spectrum from loose to extremely tight-knit fabrics.
The IG 3.2 QC is capable of producing fabrics from both cotton and synthetic yarns at high output rates, benefiting from a needle shape and positive needle guidance geared specifically to high-performance operation.
Its high productivity and flexibility in application, optimum fabric quality ensuring a sharper competitive edge and simple, high-speed gauge conversion using Quick-Change all add up to make this machine today's interlock standard. With 3.2 feeders per inch (96 feeders and up to 35 rpm with a 30” diameter), using high-grade yarns the IG 3.2 II produces high volumes of top quality fabrics such as ultra-fine bedclothes.
In summary, when it comes to producing ultra-fine fabrics, these two Mayer & Cie. machines are not only trouble-free, but provide an exemplary standard of fabric quality, opening up whole new and challenging markets for circular knit goods manufacturers.
For the high-gauge “fine-touch” fabrics produced by Mayer & Cie., the company offers two highly successful circular knitting machines which have traditionally proven successful as high gauge range specialists over the years.
The MV4-3.2 II is the specialist in the single jersey range up to gauge E 60. Ultra-fine fabrics in the double jersey range up to gauge E 50 are produced on the IG 3.2 QC interlock machine which offers the benefit of Quick-Change technology for fast gauge conversion.
The MV 4-3.2 II is among the most successful circular knitting machines on the market, with over 6,000 machines already in operation around the world. From gauges of E 44 and upward, the new CONI++ feeder and temperature control are just as much part of the standard package as additional sinker cam supports for an absolutely stable hold.
A new sinker shape, double sinker guidance and a new sinker cam mean half the degree of wear and a more even fabric appearance every time. Diagonally adjustable stitch cams and central stitch formation adjustment guarantee reliable needle guidance, permit simple stitch length adjustment and ensure constant needle clearance. Feeders no longer need to be reset and press-off reliability is increased – particularly when working with lightweight fabrics.
The IG 3.2 QC has been impressing knitwear producers for years with its high output and extreme operating simplicity. It is flexible and offers a wide range of knitted constructions on an interlock basis. Synchronous and delayed timing can also be regulated using exchange cams to produce a wide spectrum from loose to extremely tight-knit fabrics.
The IG 3.2 QC is capable of producing fabrics from both cotton and synthetic yarns at high output rates, benefiting from a needle shape and positive needle guidance geared specifically to high-performance operation.
Its high productivity and flexibility in application, optimum fabric quality ensuring a sharper competitive edge and simple, high-speed gauge conversion using Quick-Change all add up to make this machine today's interlock standard. With 3.2 feeders per inch (96 feeders and up to 35 rpm with a 30” diameter), using high-grade yarns the IG 3.2 II produces high volumes of top quality fabrics such as ultra-fine bedclothes.
In summary, when it comes to producing ultra-fine fabrics, these two Mayer & Cie. machines are not only trouble-free, but provide an exemplary standard of fabric quality, opening up whole new and challenging markets for circular knit goods manufacturers.
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