“Studio” knitting machines are the rebranded (for the Canadian market) Silver Reed machines. They are also sometimes rebranded under the Corona trademark.
Studio knitting machines, especially metal flat-beds, have somewhat different mechanisms than other knitting machines (although there are some overlaps). Thus, they sometimes need a different approach to handle carriage problems than machines might. Some of them are covered in my article.
Standard-gauge knitting machines
Basic/Manual
Studio SK101, with needle selector
Studio SK-102, with needle selector
Studio SK-103, with needle selector
Studio 310, with needle selector
Studio mod. 810, with needle selector
TURN-KNOB
Punch-card
Studio knitting machines with punchcard-patterning capabilities have patterning drums and thus often have very specific problems that need to be taken care of. Some of these problems (together with their solutions) are outlined in my other article.
Studio SK312, Cardmatic
Studio 315
Studio mod. 322, built-in knit-leader
Studio mod. 326, built-in knit-leader
Studio mod. 327, built-in knit-leader
Studio mod. 328, built-in knit-leader
Studio 350
Studio mod. 360K, built-in knit-leader
Studio mod. 600, built-in intarsia
Studio mod. 700, built-in intarsia, built-in knit-leader
Studio by White SK740, built-in knit leader
Electronic
Studio 560
Studio SK580
Bulky knitting machines
Studio SK120, 8 mm, manual
Studio Bulky Eight, 8 mm, manual
Studio SK-121, 11 mm, manual
Studio mod. 150, 9 mm, manual/basic
Studio mod. 155, 9 mm, punchcards
Studio SK890, 9 mm, electronic
Mid-gauge knitting machines
Studio LK150
Studio SK160
Studio SK860
Fine-gauge knitting machines
Studio SA10, ultrafine: 2.8 mm
Studio 270, 3.6 mm, punchcards
Studio 370, 3.6 mm, punchcards
Studio 830, 3.6 mm, electronic