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Category: Ribber

  • Studio SRP20 ribbing attachment

    Studio SRP20 ribbing attachment

    Studio SRP20 ribber fits a vast majority of Silver Reed/Silver/Studio/Riccar/Empisal Kitmaster/Singer knitting machines with needles 4.5 mm apart and punchcard-based patterning capabilities. Studio SRP20 fits such a huge variety of knitting machines that it feels like it fits them all. Well, if your machine is manual-only or has turn-knob patterning capabilities, check first if SRP20…

  • Studio SR303 ribbing attachment

    Studio SR303 ribber fits turn-knob Singer/Studio/Silver/Silver Reed/Empisal Knitmaster/Riccar standard-gauge knitting machines. It is very similar to Studio SR302, about which I wrote a detailed post already. Thus, refer to it while I research more info on Studio SR303 ribber.

  • Artisan CG170 ribbing attachment

    Artisan CG170 ribbing attachment

    Artisan CG170 ribber is manufactured by Creative, as an attachment to 7 mm gauge Artisan CG170 knitting machine. Refer to the manufacturer’s webpage for more details.

  • Prazisa ribber

    Präzisa ribbing attachment, similar to Präzisa knitting machine, was manufactued by the Western Germany company in the late 1950s to early 1960s. Präzisa ribber accesorizes Präzisa knitting machine, converting its into a double-bed. The manual for this ribber is available online for mree. From what I see so far, it seems that there is one…

  • Mondipoint ribbing attachment

    I just recently discovered the existence of this unicorn ribber: Mondipoint. It looks very similar to Corona CHR200 ribber. Thus, it might fit the same machines. Stay tuned as I am looking for more info.

  • Corona Genie CHR200 ribbing attachment

    I just discovered that I have this ribber in my stash, but the pieces are kind of spread throughout my collection of machines and their accessories. Stay tuned for more info and pics.

  • Brother KR587 ribbing attachment

    Brother KR587 ribbing attachment

    Brother KR587 ribber is a standard-gauge attachment that converts older knitting machine models to a double bed. Brother KR587 ribber shares the manual with Brother KR586 ribber. However, the manual mentions that not all accessories are included with KR587. That’s very strange to me, so stay tuned as I am investigating more. A chart from…

  • Studio SRP322

    It is the same as, or even identical to, the ribbers under the SRN321 model numbers. Thus, it should fit Silver Reed machines with model numbers 321 and 322. Judging just by the looks, Suriod SRP322 might also fit machines compatible with SRP20 ribbers. Stay tuned! If your ribber came without a connecting arm, some…

  • Empisal KR680 ribbing attachment

    Empisal KR680 ribbing attachment

    Empisal KR680 ribber fits standard-gauge knitting machines manufactured under Empisal and Brother model names. This ribber has 200 needles, 4.5 mm apart. The picture above shows it attached to an 8-pushbutton model. However, Empisal KR680 ribber looks almost identical to Brother KR810 ribber, which fits punchcard knitting machines as well and even electronic ones but…

  • Empisal KR-67 ribbing attachment

    Empisal KR-67 ribbing attachment

    Empisal KR67 ribber is an attachment to an 8-pushbutton Empisal KH67 knitting machine. The ribber itself look idential to the Brother KR551 ribber. That makes me suspect that Empsal KR67 and Brother KR551 might be interchangeable. In fact, the carriage and the needle bed for the Brother KH67 machine look identical to the Brother Profile…

  • Brother KR838 ribber

    Brother KR838 ribber

    The ribbing attachment Brother KR838 was available for select markets. Its functionality and compatibility with Brother machines are identical to Brother KR850 ribber; thus, refer to the corresponding manual and my blog post.

  • Brother KR-531 ribbing attachment

    Brother KR531 ribber has 200 needles and suits standard-gauge machines with 4-pushbutton needle-selection/patterning capabilities. I recently became a proud owner of one, so stay tuned for first-hand info.