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It is our primary commitment to meet your preferences and provide professional service. Your satisfaction serves as our greatest motivation. We look forward to collaborative growth and joint expansion. We welcome customers from all industries to reach out for future business relationships and achieving mutual success.
| RB-6FP 3.5" Plain Sock Machine Specifications | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model | RB-6FP | |
| Diameter of Cylinder | 3.5" | |
| Needle Counter | 96N, 108N | Baby Socks |
| 120N | Children Socks | |
| 132N | Teenager Socks | |
| 144N | Ladies or Man's Socks | |
| 156N, 168N | Man's Socks | |
| 200N | Quality Man's Socks | |
| Application Range | By Knitting: Plain Socks | |
| By Age: Baby, Children, Teenagers, Adults | ||
| By Style: Fashion, Business, Sport, Casual, Football, Cycling Socks | ||
| By Length: Ankle, Knee High, Over Knee High | ||
| Advanced Functions | Mesh, Tuck Stitch, Rib, High Elastic Welt, Double Welt, Y Heel, Two-Color Heel, Five Toe Socks, Left and Right Socks, Bottom Toe Sewing, 3D Socks, Jacquard, etc. | |
| Production Capacity | 250-300 Pairs / 24 hours (depending on size) | |
| Voltage | 380V / 220V | |
| Gross Weight | 300 KGS | |
| Package Size | 0.94 * 0.75 * 1.55 (1.1m³) | |
Suction fan motor 1.1kw: Suggested for setups below 10 sets; central suction is recommended for larger installations to save electricity.
Solenoid system: Integrated on main feeders, sub-feeders, and valve box.
Double elastic system: Equipped with double elastic motors and feeders.
BTSR Sensors: High-precision yarn break sensors.
Accumulators: Choice of LGL or high-quality local brands.
Yarn Creels: Robert style yarn creels for efficient feeding.
We take pride in high consumer satisfaction and wide market acceptance due to our persistent pursuit of quality in both equipment and service. Expert after-sales support is provided to ensure a seamless experience. Comprehensive technical parameters and information are available for any detailed inquiry to build long-term cooperative partnerships.
