Category: Standard
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A.R.S. Knitter SM-18 knitting machine
ARS Knitter SM18 is very likely a standard-gauge knitting machine. I cannot see from any of the pictures I found so far how many needles this machine has. It is manual only knitting machine at the first glance. However, the manual describes a “clutch and change pole”, which allows for some semi-automatic needle selection. The…
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Brother Hi-Knitter Auto knitting machine
Brother Hi-Knitter Auto is another name for the 8-button Brother KH571 knitting machine. Thus, refer to the corresponding post.
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Lemair One-touch Auto S K-881 knitting machine
Lemair One-touch Auto S K881 knitting machine belongs to a series of push-button machines branded as JUKI, and Lemair. In fact, this model a cross-branded one, which is identical to the JUKI K881 model. Thus, refer to that post while enjoying the pictures below. I have a machine like this in my collection and will…
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Empisal EF68 knitting machine
Empisal EF68 knitting machine has a very interesting design. It is a European model and has 5 mm gauge. There are couple of similar super-vintage KnitKing models. There is scares information about it on the web (that I will not copy): just google the model name and number and it will pop-up. But if you…
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Empisal KH820 knitting machine
Empisal KH-820 knitting machine is a clone of Brother KH820 knitting machine, a standard-gauge knitting machine with 200 needles and punchcard reading capabilities to knit patterns. It even looks very similar. Thus, refer to the corresponding post while enjoying the pictures below.
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Empisal KH-90 knitting machine
Empisal KH90 knitting machine has 200 needles, 4.5 mm, which makes it a standard-gauge knitting machine. In terms of its functionality and pattern center features/design, Empisal KH-90 is identical to Brother KH552 (which kind of makes sense: the color combo is similar to KH551, the last 4-pushbutton machine); however, KH552 does not come with the…
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Prazisa knitting machine
Präzisa machine is a cute vintage knitting beaty was manufactured in Western Germany in late 1950s – early 1960s. This is what I know so far: Präzisa has 180 needles, 5 mm apart, which makes this machine a standard-gauge. This metal flat bed machine has only manual/basic capabilities of needle manipulation. The tension mast accomodates…
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Mitsubishi Color 7 MH-700B knitting machine
I am not sure how much difference there is between Mitsubishi Color 7 MH-700 and MGH700B models: at first glance, they look identical with the exception of a letter B in the model name on the box. Stay tuned as I discover more information while enjoying the pictures below.
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Toyota NT-10 knitting machine
At the moment, I do not know much about a vintage Toyota NT-10 knitting machine. I only have pictures of the carriage. Next model released after NT-10 is Toyota NT-12.