KNITTING UNITS FACTORY

A Knitting Unit is a textile production facility where yarn is converted into knitted fabric using circular knitting or warp knitting machines.
Knitting units are the starting point for many garment factories, especially those producing:

T-shirts

Leggings

Kidswear

Sportswear

Innerwear

Sweaters

Hosiery products

Knitted fabric is known for stretch, comfort, flexibility, and softness, making knitting units essential for modern apparel manufacturing.

Building Requirements for Knitting Units

Knitting machines operate continuously and require a well-designed building for efficiency.

✔ High Roof Height (8m–12m)

For machine ventilation and heat dissipation.

✔ Strong Flooring

Machines are heavy; flooring must reduce vibration.

✔ Temperature & Humidity Control

Essential for:

Yarn stability

Reduced yarn breakage

Smooth knitting

✔ Good Ventilation

Heat from machines must be removed using:

Exhaust fans

Ridge ventilators

Fresh air louvers

✔ Dust-Free Environment

Reduces contamination of fabric.

✔ Separate Yarn Store

Cool, dry, moisture-controlled room for yarn cones.