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Karl Mayer KS 3 E28 Warp Knitting Machine

Manufacturer
Karl Mayer
Model
KS 3 E28
Type
Warp Knitting Machine
Year
1988
Category
Textile machinery
Sub-category
Warp knitting looms
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Two similar Karl Mayer warp knitting machines available

Machine 1 - Karl Mayer KS 3

Year of manufacture
1988
Working width
130 inch
Gauge
E28
Yarn feed
FAG GB1-2-3
Latch needles
L-28-66H-49
Guide bars
SPEC.51.50.G.104
Sinker
P-28-66-VP19
Speed
1500
Yarn monitoring
Laser 4080
Fabric monitoring
Scanner 5090

Machine 2 - Karl Mayer KS 3

Year of manufacture
1986
Working width
84 inch
Gauge
E28
Yarn feed
FAG GB1-2-3
Latch needles
L-28-66/3-49
Guide bars
SPEC.51.50.G.104
Sinker
P-28-66-V-3-19
Speed
1300
Yarn monitoring
Laser 4080

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Capabilities

Karl Mayer KS 3 warp knitting machines produce high-quality knitted fabrics by interlocking yarn rows across a wide working width. These machines excel at creating technical textiles, swimwear, sportswear, lingerie, and industrial fabrics with precise gauge control (E28) and consistent quality. The dual-machine offering includes models from 1988 and 1986 with working widths of 130 and 84 inches respectively, both equipped with advanced yarn and fabric monitoring systems (Laser 4080 and Scanner 5090) that detect defects in real-time.

Industries & Uses

These machines serve textile manufacturers, technical fabric producers, and fashion brands requiring reliable, mid-range production capacity. They're particularly valued by businesses scaling up from smaller equipment or those needing dependable backup machines for established operations. The integrated monitoring systems reduce waste and improve efficiency compared to older machines without automation.

What to Check When Buying

When purchasing, request complete maintenance records and inspect the guide bars, sinkers, and needle beds carefully—these wear components directly affect fabric quality. Verify that yarn monitoring and fabric scanning systems function properly, as replacement sensors are costly. Check the machine frame for straightness and alignment, and confirm that all guide bar adjustment mechanisms operate smoothly. Ask about production history and any recent repairs.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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