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Pneumatic High-Foot Circular Knitting Machine Overview

Author：KUNYUAN Manufacturer TIME：2026-08-27

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Pneumatic High-Foot Circular Knitting Machine Overview

This article preserves the original pneumatic high-foot machine topic as a written technical reference. The former external short-video link is not retained because it does not provide reliable playback. A new recording should identify the offered machine and show the pneumatic functions continuously.

pneumatic high-foot circular knitting machine reference 1 — On-site machine image used to identify the configuration under discussion.

pneumatic high-foot circular knitting machine reference 2 — On-site machine image used to identify the configuration under discussion.

What the high-foot layout changes

A raised frame increases the working space below the knitting zone and around fabric handling. That can improve access for cleaning, roll removal and selected maintenance, but it also changes the operator's reach and the installation envelope. Buyers should confirm total height, platform or step requirements, take-down arrangement and safe access instead of treating high-foot as a performance rating.

Identify every pneumatic function

The word pneumatic is not a complete scope. Air may support cleaning, fabric handling, controls or another specified action depending on the build. List each air-operated component, its pressure and flow requirement, filtration and drainage, alarm behavior and the machine state after air loss. This prevents a factory from sizing utilities around a vague title.

What a useful replacement recording must show

Request one uncut sequence from nameplate to control panel, knitting zone, air preparation, take-down and resulting fabric. Ask the operator to demonstrate startup, a normal stop and the relevant pneumatic action. The file should be dated and tied to the quotation, while the technical sheet and acceptance sample remain the controlling evidence.

Evidence checklist for this topic

Decision point	Evidence to retain
Installation	Overall height, floor space, access and roll handling
Air service	Pressure, flow, filtration and failure response
Machine identity	Model, diameter, gauge, feeders and nameplate
Acceptance	Target yarn, stable run and inspected fabric

Boundary: A high-foot frame can improve access; it does not by itself prove higher output, lower energy use or better fabric quality.