Low Gauge and Multiple Guide Bars Suitable for Producing Thick, Fancy, and Technical Fabrics Raschel Warp Knitting Machine

The fabric is drawn in a nearly parallel manner, and the knitting needles are subjected to significantly lower bending moments than those in Tricot warp knitting machines.

Latch needles are primarily used, though some models employ compound needles. Latch needles feature a simple structure and good versatility, making them suitable for handling coarse yarns.

The number of guide bars is generally high, while the machine gauge is relatively low. Machines with more than 18 guide bars are classified as multi-bar Raschel warp knitting machines;

It can be equipped with devices such as a Jacquard mechanism and a yarn-pressing bar, enabling the production of fabrics with pronounced three-dimensional effects and intricate patterns;

Standard working widths range from 1,900 to 6,600 mm (75 to 260 inches), with a maximum of up to 9,650 mm (380 inches);

Common machine gauges range from 10 to 48 needles per 50.8 mm, reaching up to 64 needles per 50.8 mm.

Products include curtains, tablecloths, bedspreads, blankets (Raschel blankets), and decorative fabrics; curtain fabrics account for a significant share of production in the decorative textile sector.

Women's innerwear and outerwear, swimwear, lingerie, hosiery, bodysuits, fabrics for bras, lace trimmings, etc.

Fishing nets, aquaculture nets, fine-mesh safety netting, packaging bags, packaging netting, footwear materials, medical textiles, mattress materials, etc.

Special-purpose models: Double-needle-bar machines can produce pile fabrics, spacer fabrics, and tubular fabrics;