TOWEL RAPIER LOOM DP-787
| Product Type: | Textile Machinery >> Weaving preparatory & auxiliary-machinery |
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| Keyword: | Machinery,Textile Machinery,Weaving Machinery | |
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| Origin: | China/Zhejiang | |
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If you are interested, please contact us!
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| MOQ: | 1 Set/Sets | |
| Port: | NINGBO OR SHANGHAI PORT | |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T | |
| Production Capacity: | 20 DAYS AFTER RECEIVED ALL ADVANCE. | |
| Packing: | STANDARD EXPORT WOODEN PACKING, | |
| Delivery Time: | 200 Set/Sets per Month | |
- reed width: 180/200/230/260/280/300/360cm
- certification: ISO9000
- Condition: Used
- Brand Name: DEPHONE
- Place of Origin: Zhejiang China (Mainland)
- Type: Rapier Loom
- speed: 200-150 R.P.M
- power: 1.8-2.2 KW
- Diameter of warp beam: 600 MM
- Model Number: DP-787
- overall size: 200 CM
DP-787 TOWEL RAPIER LOOM,
CERTOFICATION:ISO9000
REED WIDTH:0/260/280/300/360CM
WEFT SELECTION:6 COLORS
USE:
This loom is used to weave all kinds of spiral satin or small jacquard satin towel for face, tea, bath and floor etc. with the material of cotton, wool and blended yarns.
FEATURE:
DP-787 towel rapier loom is our first generation towel rapier loom. its speed improved 30-40% than the shuttle loom and the noise decreases 10-15dB.automatically controls the weft broken and warp broken. the warping machine complete with it is same with the shuttle loom
MAIN SPECIFICATION :
Reed width(cm) | 180 200 230 260 280 300 360 |
Rotation speed | 200~150 R.P.M |
Weft selection: | 6 colors |
Yarn count | Cotton 7Ne-60Ne, wool 12Nm-100Nm, chemical fabric 100-650D |
Dia of warp beam(mm) | Φ600 |
Let-off type | Positive electric let-off |
Terry rasing type | Procuring terry by movable reed |
Height of terry(mm) | stepless adjustment from 2 to 12 times |
Shedding device | Upper-places mechanism dobby(24shaft) |
Numbers of heddle frame | 16 pcs , |
Electric control | P.L.C |
Power(KW): | 1.8-2.2 |
Weight(kg) | 1700-2100 |
Overall size(mm) | 4300×2500×2120(200cm) |
We can manufacture according to custemer's requirement.
