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The finger in a Sangagmo socks machine is a narrow, pointed metal component that extends from the cylinder of the machine and helps to guide the yarn as it is fed into the knitting process. The finger moves up and down in a rhythmic motion, engaging with the cylinder and working together with other components to form the loops and stitches that make up the fabric of the sock. The precise movement and positioning of the finger is essential to the proper functioning of the machine and the production of high-quality socks.

The finger in a Sangagmo socks machine is a narrow, pointed metal component that extends from the cylinder of the machine and helps to guide the yarn as it is fed into the knitting process. The finger moves up and down in a rhythmic motion, engaging with the cylinder and working together with other components to form the loops and stitches that make up the fabric of the sock. The precise movement and positioning of the finger is essential to the proper functioning of the machine and the production of high-quality socks.

The finger in a Sangagmo socks machine is a narrow, pointed metal component that extends from the cylinder of the machine and helps to guide the yarn as it is fed into the knitting process. The finger moves up and down in a rhythmic motion, engaging with the cylinder and working together with other components to form the loops and stitches that make up the fabric of the sock. The precise movement and positioning of the finger is essential to the proper functioning of the machine and the production of high-quality socks.

The finger in a Sangagmo socks machine is a narrow, pointed metal component that extends from the cylinder of the machine and helps to guide the yarn as it is fed into the knitting process. The finger moves up and down in a rhythmic motion, engaging with the cylinder and working together with other components to form the loops and stitches that make up the fabric of the sock. The precise movement and positioning of the finger is essential to the proper functioning of the machine and the production of high-quality socks.