Dedusters for Circular Knitting Machines
Deduster units, fan cleaners and accessories that clear lint and fly from the needle area and the yarn path.
27 part numbers listed

Dedusters in This Catalogue
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 1)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 10)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 11)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 12)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 13)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 14)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 15)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 16)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 2)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 3)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 4)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 5)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 6)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 7)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 8)
DedustersDeduster for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 9)
DedustersFAN Blades for Circular Knitting Machines
DedustersFAN Motor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 1)
DedustersFAN Motor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 2)
DedustersFAN Motor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 3)
DedustersFAN Motor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 4)
DedustersFAN for Circular Knitting Machines
DedustersMiddle Rotor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 1)
DedustersMiddle Rotor for Circular Knitting Machines (Item 2)
DedustersMotor for Circular Knitting Machines
DedustersStop Rotor for Circular Knitting Machines
DedustersTOP Rotor for Circular Knitting MachinesWhat This Part Does
Lint released by the yarn settles in the needle tricks, on the sinker ring and around the feeders. Once it packs, needles stick, loops form unevenly, and the lint eventually ends up in the fabric as a fault. A deduster or rotating fan cleaner keeps blowing that fly clear before it settles.
Dedusting is also a fire and housekeeping measure. Fly that is allowed to build up on and around the machine is harder to remove later and spreads to nearby machines.
Why Buy From Us
- Continuous removal of fly at the point where it is released
- Fewer needle sticking faults and fewer lint marks in the fabric
- Less manual cleaning time per machine per shift
- Complete units and their accessories listed together
Where It Is Used
- Single and double jersey circular machines running high lint yarn
- Open end cotton and blended yarn knitting
- Terry and fleece machines, which generate more fly
- Machines in warm humid rooms where fly clings to surfaces
Who It Is For
- Mills running cotton and cotton blends
- Knitting rooms with high fly loads and frequent lint faults
- Maintenance teams reducing manual cleaning hours
Problems It Solves
- Lint marks appearing in finished fabric
- Needles sticking in tricks packed with fly
- Cleaning time per machine eating into production hours
- Fly spreading across the knitting room from uncleaned machines
What to Send Us When You Order
- Machine builder, model and diameter
- Supply voltage and frequency
- A photo of the machine top showing where the unit will mount
- Whether you need a complete unit or accessories only
Related Reading and Applications
Dedusters Questions
Does a deduster replace machine cleaning?
No. It reduces how much fly settles and how often you have to stop to clean, but a machine still needs a planned clean.
Can a deduster be retrofitted?
Usually yes, if there is a mounting position and a supply. Send photos of the machine top plate and the space above the machine.
Which machines need one most?
Machines running open end cotton, fleece and terry release the most fly, so they benefit first.
Send Your Machine Details and Get a Quote
Builder, model, diameter and gauge, plus a photo of the old part. That is all we need to match it.
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