In modern textile manufacturing, machine stability, fabric consistency, and production efficiency are key factors for long-term success. As one of the most widely used technologies in the industry, the Circular Machine plays a fundamental role in continuous fabric production, supporting a wide range of knitting structures and fabric applications.
Among circular knitting technologies, the Interlock Machine is especially valued for its ability to produce balanced, double-faced fabrics with excellent dimensional stability. As a specialized double jersey circular knitting machine, the interlock system operates with two needle beds working in perfect coordination, allowing manufacturers to achieve smooth fabric surfaces, uniform density, and improved fabric strength.
A well-designed circular knitting machine ensures stable yarn feeding, precise needle movement, and consistent loop formation during high-speed operation. When combined with an interlock knitting structure, manufacturers can significantly reduce fabric edge curling, enhance elasticity control, and improve overall fabric appearance—making interlock fabrics ideal for garments, sportswear, underwear, and functional textiles.
Morton develops both circular machines and interlock knitting machines with a strong focus on mechanical accuracy, long-term durability, and practical factory performance. From cam system design and frame structure to component selection and final assembly, every machine is built to support continuous production with minimal downtime.
A clean and controlled manufacturing environment further enhances the quality of each interlock circular machine, ensuring precise alignment and smooth operation before delivery. This attention to detail helps customers maintain stable production output and consistent fabric quality in real factory conditions.
By combining proven circular knitting technology with advanced interlock machine design, textile manufacturers can improve productivity while maintaining reliable fabric performance. Whether for large-scale apparel production or specialized textile applications, circular machines and interlock machines remain essential equipment for modern knitting factories.