Corona CN-110 knitting machine

Corona CN110 knitting machine has “110” in its name because (unlike its similar counterpart Corona CN-9N with 100 needles) has 110 needles, spread 9 mm apart from each other. It is also almost identical to Brother KH210, on which I have written a detailed article already.

Similar to other Corona knitting machines, Corona CN-110 does have your typical sponge bar but (according to the manual and other Internet resources) has dampeners- one a wide strip for the sinker plate and one like a cord for needle movement control. Also, it is not as easy to replace them as for Brother and Singer/Silver Reed/Studio knitting machines because the end caps need to be removed.


Did you get a new-to-you machine and don’t know how to start testing it? Check out my tips.

Also, don’t forget to check out the fun and beginner-friendly projects that can be done easily on any machine.


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