Credit Ocean manufactures industrial crochet machines for continuous elastic and non-elastic tape, lace bands, earloop tape, bandage material and garment trims. Tell us the finished width, stretch and fabric structure, and we will recommend the machine type.
The fabric tells us more than a model number. Four details decide the first machine recommendation.
Industrial use: these machines make continuous narrow bands, not blankets, hats, toys or shaped hand-crochet pieces.
Read the machine crochet guide →Compare the 30-inch B3 and B8 models below. The finished fabric still decides which one fits.
3 bars · simpler tape structures
For elastic and non-elastic tapes with simpler weft movement.
Standard equipment: two rubber feeder systems.
8 bars · more lace and pattern movement
For lace and decorative bands that need more weft movement.
Standard equipment: 2 HP inverter, two rubber feeders and two auto-stop systems.
Other working widths or machine versions require separate confirmation from the finished fabric.
Yarn feeding, stitch formation and take-up during a workshop run.
Stable production depends on the parts that carry, guide and form the yarn.
We choose the working width, gauge, bar count and yarn feed from the finished fabric.
Yarn winding supports crochet production. Needle weaving and cord knitting make different fabric structures.
Need a longer explanation of industrial machine crochet?
Read the crochet machine guide →For the first quotation, include these production details.
MOQ usually starts from 1 machine. Freight can be discussed after the machine requirement is clear.
Share a close fabric photo and the finished width. We will confirm whether an automatic crochet machine fits before discussing the model.
