Advantages
Producing textiles through the warp knitting process has the following advantages
- higher productivity rates than weaving
- variety of fabric constructions
- large working widths
- low stress rate on the yarn that allows for use of fibers such as glass, aramide and carbon
- the creation of three-dimensional structures that can be knitted on double needle bar raschels
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