Wakayama - The range of flat knitting technology from Japan?s Shima Seiki has been further enhanced with the launch of a new intarsia knitting model which combines the latest pattern software with the highest number of intarsia yarn carriers seen on a flat knitting machine.
Shima Seiki enhances intarsia knitting possibilities
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- Written by Haydn Davis
- Category: Flat Knitting
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