Knitting Technology Quiz 2 | Batch 2

Which knitting machine is known for producing single-jersey fabric?

• Straight Knitting Machine

• Group Needle Machine

• Circular Knitting Machine

• Flat Knitting Machine

What is the main operating part of a flat bed knitting machine?

• Limit Switches

• Cam Carriage

• Needle Bed

• Yarn Feeder

Which knitting machine is used for producing seamless gloves and socks?

• Flat Knitting Machine

• Circular Knitting Machine

• Straight Knitting Machine

• Group Needle Machine

What is the main intention behind developing automated flat knitting technology?

• Enhancing loop formation

• Automatically knitting garments in industrial scales

• Increasing manual labor

• Reducing machine efficiency

What is the purpose of the racking mechanism in flat bed knitting machines?

• To move the carriage

• To control the cam system

• To select the yarn guide

• To change the needle offset

What is the purpose of the presser foot and other similar devices in a modern flat knitting machine?

• To prevent the carriage from moving

• To keep the old loops low down on the needle stems

• To adjust the machine gauge

• To increase the size of the manufactured knit panels

What is the function of the yarn tensioner and storage feeder in flat knitting machines?

• To eliminate yarn storage

• To control yarn tension and quality

• To decrease yarn quality

• To increase yarn tension

What is the main feature of a circular weft knitting machine related to the frame or body?

• It supports the majority of the mechanisms of the machine

• It controls the yarn supply system

• It is used for fabric winding down

• It determines the fabric take-down mechanism

What is the purpose of the top and bottom stop motions in a circular knitting machine?

• To increase the machine speed

• To control the fabric take-down mechanism

• To adjust the machine gauge

• To prevent a press-off by releasing surplus yarn

What is the function of the side creel in a circular knitting machine?

• To adjust the machine gauge

• To reduce the incidence of knitted-in lint slubs

• To control the fabric take-down mechanism

• To increase the machine speed