Toyota KS-727
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| Toyota KS-727 | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Toyota |
| Model | KS-727 |
| Gauge | Standard |
| Type | Domestic |
| Patterning | 12 stitch punch card |
| Needles | 200 |
| Release Year | 1970s |
| Accessories | Cast-on combs, table clamps, 12-stitch punch cards, transfer tools, claw weights, carriage lock |
| Also Known As | Elna KS727 |
The Toyota KS-727 is a standard-gauge punchcard knitting machine produced by Aisin Seiki (Toyota Group) in the 1970s.[1] It features 200 needles with a 4.5 mm pitch.
Features[edit]
- Patterning: Automatic needle selection using 12-stitch repeat punchcards. It is capable of tuck, slip, fair-isle, and weaving patterns.
- Needle Bed: Durable metal bed featuring 200 latch needles.
- Simplicity: A highly robust mechanical machine, frequently recommended for beginners to learn punchcard patterning mechanics.
Compatibility[edit]
- Ribber: Compatible with the Toyota KR-501 and KR-506 ribber beds.