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7.4.3.1 Weft knitting
7.4.3.1 Weft knitting
Weft knitting is the technique where the yarns that form the loops run across the full width of the fabric. A weft knitted fabric can be formed with one yarn.
Weft knitting is easier when using a circular knitting machine than a linear knitting machine because the yarn does not have to change direction.
Advantages of knitted fabrics:
More voluminous
Softer
More elastic
Cheaper than woven
Disadvantages:
Less strong than woven fabric
More difficult to process during confection
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