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ISO 8122:2003

ISO 8122:2003

Textile machinery — Knitting machines — Number of needles for circular knitting machines of large nominal diameter

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Status : Active

Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 8122:2003

Document Year : 2003

Pages : 6

Edition : 2

Section Volume : Machinery for fabric manufacturing including preparatory machinery and accessories (ISO/TC 72/SC 3.)

ICS : Knitting machines (59.120.40)

ISO 8122:2003 specifies the usual number of needles for single-face, double-face and "links-links" circular knitting machines of large nominal diameter, in terms of the needle pitch or gauge E and the machine nominal diameter, and is able to be used as a basis for the comparison of fabrics knitted on these machines. It is not applicable to circular knitting machines with a selection of single needles.

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