Knitting Technique
- Plush requires two knitting systems. Therefore, a machine with at least three systems is necessary to carry out all the knitting functions as knitting a comb start or rib, or to transfer.
- The cams are mounted in the two systems at the rear center and right, in order to use the front knitting systems for clamping and cutting without restrictions.
- Only the left system can transfer from or to the rear.
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Knitting process: | ||
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1 |
| Insert binding thread without stitch formation |
2 |
| Insert the plush thread and knit together with the binding thread |
3 |
| Cast-off |
Included in a carriage stroke, the process looks like this:
Los dos sistemas en los que están montadas las levas de la felpa deben considerarse como una unidad.
Esto significa: Si se selecciona una aguja en el primer sistema, se tiene que seleccionarla también en el segundo sistema. No es posible seleccionar una otra aguja en el segundo sistema pues el talón de la aguja ya no puede entrar en el canal del cerrojo. Esto ocasionaría una rotura de aguja.
The converted knitting systems cannot use the presser foot.
Create plush pattern on pattern workstation M1 and M1plus
Change the machine properties in the machine explorer before creating a plush pattern. You can only change the properties on an Own machine.
(Path: Tools -> Machine Explorer-> Select Own Machine -> Tab System functions)
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- Activate check box in field Plush active.
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- A message appears and asks you whether the cam box functions for the plush knitting are to be adapted. Confirm this with Ok.
- When generating a pattern, the knitting function Plush is carried out in the knitting systems which have been planned for this.
For generating a plush pattern, you can use the plush modules
(Path: Module -> Module Explorer Database -> Modules -> Stoll -> Standard -> Plush)
The converted knitting systems cannot use the presser foot.
Recommendation
When generating the plush pattern, ensure that an additional knitting row is inserted after each plush row in order to avoid an accumulation of plush loops. This also ensures a reliable casting-off of the plush loops.