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    1999 DORNIER HTV4/S

    • Manufacturer: Dornier
    • Model: HTV

    2 DORNIER rapier looms type HTV4/S, width 340 cm, STAUBLI electronic dobby type 2670, year 1999, AT 2 control panel, ECS electronic color selectors, EWL electronic warp let-off, ECT electronic cloth take-u...

    Oliveira do Douro, Portugal
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    Sulzer - Sulzer projectile loom

    Sulzer - Sulzer projectile loom type P7100 B 390 N4 SP D1 R

    • Manufacturer: Sulzer
    • Model: P7100

    Location: Enschede, The Netherlands 1 pc Sulzer projectile loom type P7100 B 390 N4 SP D1 R with Stäubli electronic dobby type 2665, 18 levers installed, 4 colour machine, currently running on 2 colours, electron...

    Enschede, Netherlands
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    2001 2x Sulzer - projectile

    2001 2x Sulzer - projectile looms Type P7150 B 390 N2 EP R D1

    • Manufacturer: Sulzer

    Location: TTM Holland in Enschede, The Netherlands cam motion 10K installed 2 colour machines electronic warp let off, with differential and center bearing device for running split beams electronic weft tensioner...

    Enschede, Netherlands
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    Sulzer - PU 130 SSD

    Sulzer - PU 130 SSD 130 KR D2

    • Manufacturer: Sulzer
    • Model: PU

    Sulzer PU 130 SSD 130 KR D2, with Stäubli KR2 dobby (type 2400), 16 levers installed, 6 Heald Frames, with double whip roller, mechanical warp let off, mech. take up, differential for running split beams installe...

    Enschede, Netherlands
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Overview

Weaving equipment encompasses a variety of machinery used in the textile industry to interlace threads or yarns to create fabrics. This category includes looms, warping machines, and other related devices. These machines are essential for producing a wide range of textiles, from simple cloth to complex woven patterns, and are used in both industrial and small-scale textile production.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used weaving machine?

Consider the machine's age, operational condition, and capacity. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and review maintenance records if available.

How do I ensure the weaving machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a weaving machine?

Regular maintenance should include lubrication of moving parts, checking for thread tension and alignment, and cleaning to remove lint and debris. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.