Introduction
Working Principle: This electronic sock boarding machine uses single-phase 220V, 50HZ electricity. It operates via adjustable, uniform heat from iron forms, equipped with electricity leakage protection.
Fast Preheating: The machine is typically ready for operation within 10 minutes of powering on.
Energy Efficient: Actual power consumption per sock form ranges from 100W to 250W depending on size.
High Efficiency: One operator can manage 4 to 8 sock forms; ironing takes only 8 to 10 seconds per sock.
Production Capacity: Capable of handling 200 to 300 pairs per hour per operator.
Space Saving & Flexible: Supports various sock forms on the same unit while maintaining a compact footprint.
Wide Application: Suitable for plain, terry, thick, five-toe, two-toe, and vertical 3-D socks.
Customization: Special sock forms can be manufactured based on specific requirements.
Sock Production Line
This machine, also known as a sock ironing or forming machine, ensures socks are flat and wrinkle-free. Options include simple 4-form machines, box steam boarding machines, and rotary steam boarding machines, selected based on production capacity. A simple unit can typically support approximately 10 sets of sock knitting machines.
Setting Machine Variants
Advanced options for industrial needs include Box Type and Rotary Sock Boarding Machines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What power supply does the sock boarding machine require?
The machine uses a standard single-phase 220V, 50HZ power supply and includes leakage protection for safety.
How many pairs of socks can be processed per hour?
Depending on the sock size and operator skill, the machine can process between 200 to 300 pairs per hour.
Can I use different sock forms on the same machine?
Yes, the machine is highly flexible. All kinds of sock forms (plain, five-toe, 3-D, etc.) can be installed on the same unit.
How long is the heating process for each sock?
Once the sock is placed on the form, it takes approximately 8 to 10 seconds to finish the ironing process.
What is the difference between simple and rotary boarding machines?
Simple machines are compact and handle lower volumes (ideal for 10 knitting machines), while rotary and box steam machines are designed for higher industrial production capacities.
Is the machine safe for thick or specialized socks?
Absolutely. It is designed for a wide range of materials including thick terry socks and specialized shapes like five-toe or 3-D vertical socks.
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