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Knitting Technology, David J. Spencer
Design and Technologies for Weft and Warp Knitwear Production
Knitting Technology, David J. Spencer
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A New Approach for Machine Gauge & Production Calculation of Various Kinds of Rib and Interlock Knitted Fabric Structure
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Syllabus
Lesson 1. Introduction to knitting process. Workflow of knitwear production. Basic concepts. Methods of knitting
Lesson 2. Structure and properties of knitting fabric. Elements of the pattern in weft and warp knitting. Applications
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Lesson 3. Knitted fabric design – weft stitches
Lesson 4. Knitted fabric design - warp stitches
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Lesson 5. Classification of knitting machines. Types of knitting elements
Lesson 6. Flat knitting machines
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Lesson 7. Circular knitting machines
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Lesson 8. Sock knitting machines
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Lesson 9. Raschel and Tricot knitting machines
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Final quiz
Formulating Equations for Warp Knitted Structures (Fabrics) Notations Design Area
A New Approach for Machine Gauge & Production Calculation of Various Kinds of Rib and Interlock Knitted Fabric Structure
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APPLICATION OF KNITTING STRUCTURE TEXTILES IN MEDICAL AREAS
Knitted Footwear Technology – An approach towards Sustainability
Development of multiaxial warp knitting technology for production of three-dimensional near net shape shell preforms
INDUSTRIE 4.0 - Automation in weft knitting technology
Knitting and weaving artificial muscles
Karl Mayer Stoll - flat knitting machines
Shima Seiki - flat knitting machines
Fukuhara - circular knitting machines
Mayer & Cie. - circular knitting machines
Santoni - circular knitting machines
Karl Mayer - warp knitting machines
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