Stoll Cms 330

Research indicates that while the Stoll CMS 330 series remains a standard in technical and sports knitting, the brand has undergone a major transition: as of October 31, 2025, the Stoll flat knitting machine business was discontinued, and the Reutlingen production site closed Stoll. Karl Mayer, Stoll's parent company, continues to provide software support and spare parts through its global logistical network StollCapneteq.

The market for the CMS 330 series—including the CMS 330 ki and CMS 330 HP W TT Sport—is now primarily focused on used machinery and aftermarket parts. These machines are highly valued for their 36-inch working width, triple-system versatility, and capability in producing complex 2D/3D technical textiles StollCapneteq.

I have identified 26 suppliers currently offering used Stoll CMS 330 units and 24 specialized suppliers for compatible spare parts (needles, cams, and electronic components). Detailed profiles and product lists are available in the attached files.

Market & Technical Insights

• Strategic Utility: The CMS 330 series excels in rapid prototyping for athletic footwear (knitted uppers) and conductive smart textiles ResearchgateCapneteq.
• Industry Trend: The broader knitting machine market is projected to reach $9.7 billion by 2033 (6.9% CAGR), driven by digital transformation and 3D knitting PersistencemarketresearchGminsights.
• Technical Edge: Key features include the STOLL-multiflex® take-down system and PTS (Power Tension Settings), which enable variable stitch lengths in a single row for optimized fabric density StollCapneteq.