‌‌What are the differences between woven dyeing machines and knitted dyeing machines?

The main differences between woven dyeing machines and knitted dyeing machines are the types of fabrics they are suitable for, their working principles and dyeing effects. ‌

1. Applicable fabric types

‌ Woven dyeing machines are mainly used for dyeing and finishing woven fabrics, such as suits, shirts, jeans, etc. Woven fabrics are interwoven with warp and weft yarns, with a stable structure and suitable for large-scale production. Knitted dyeing machines are mainly used for dyeing and finishing knitted fabrics, such as underwear, T-shirts, sportswear, etc. Knitted fabrics are composed of coils, with a soft texture and good elasticity and breathability.

2. Working principle

‌ Woven dyeing machines use shuttles to drive the weft yarns through the warp openings to complete weaving. The production speed of the shuttle weaving process is relatively fast and suitable for large-scale production.

Knitted dyeing machines use knitting needles to form yarns into coils, and then connect them into knitted fabrics through string sleeves. The production speed of the knitting process is relatively slow, but its unique elasticity and breathability give it advantages in areas such as intimate clothing and sports equipment.

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3. Dyeing effect

Since the structure of woven fabrics is tight and stiff, the colors after dyeing with woven dyeing machines are bright and long-lasting, which is suitable for making clothing and household items that need to maintain their shape.