The double system computerized flat knitting machine is suitable for more complex patterns and can also be used to produce a variety of fabric types. This type of machine is available in a number of gauges and can be equipped with features such as automatic patterning and electronic yarn tension control.

Moreover, this machine can also be fitted with additional features, such as take down combs and advanced scissors. These features can enhance the production efficiency of the machine, as well as reduce yarn waste.


In addition, this type of knitting machine can be used to produce a wide variety of garments, including coats, scarves, caps and art ware. The machine can be used with real silk, spun silk, compound silk, wool, cashmere, acrylic and blends of yarns.

The development of this machine has been a major milestone in the history of knitwear technology. It revolutionised knitwear design and produced a range of new structures, effects and techniques, which were previously only possible with woven knitting.


The use of this technique has also changed the way garments are made, as a number of 3D structures can be produced on computerised flat-bed machines. These include lace patterns, spacer patterns and a variety of other textured and shaped patterns.