Glossary(595)

A round, looped yarn that covers the surface of a woven fabric.

The number of piles.

The piles on the both frontside and backside of a towel are designed by [up] or [down]. Three dimensional design effect can be achieved even by 1 yarn color.

A yarn that makes towel piles.

A method of inputting a grading point in the pattern and specifying the amount of movement (pitch) of that point to develop the size.

A table for inputting the amount of movement (pitch) for each grading point.

A band-shaped part attached to the front button portion of a knitted fabric.

A woven structure produced by Warp and Weft crossing each yarn. The warp and weft yarns intersect at many points of structure, so the fabric is strong and resistant to friction.

Popcorn pattern. A pattern that protrudes from the knitted fabric.

Knitting machine controller settings to be executed when knitting starts. When the carriage is at the start position, the first block is commanded.

Knitting for removing the knitted fabric from the needles during knitting.

Data that operates a knitting machine, a weaving machine, and an embroidery machine in a factory.

A file that defines the color attributes of each device for calibration. Color Management System uses profiles to convert color data between devices.

A file data created by SDS-ONE APEX

The most suitable gauge for a certain yarn.

The pulldown claw (pin) hooks the knitted fabric and pulls it down.

Block that makes up the pulldown device. It can activate on a block-by-block basis.

A device that pulls down a knitted fabric with a pulldown claw (pin).

Specification of the option lines L10, 11. Specify the range where you want to set pulldown.

To open and close front and back pulldown devices during knitting. Adjust the tension of the knitted fabric by opening and closing the pulldown device and hooking and unhooking the pulldown claw. 掛け外し??