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HW-3873
HAIJIA
The HW-3873 uses water jet technology to carry compatible weft yarns through the warp shed.
This configuration combines a single pump arrangement with two nozzles. The pump supplies pressurized water for weft insertion, while the nozzle system directs the water stream into the weaving area.
The available U-shaped nozzle design helps concentrate the water stream and control splashing during insertion.
The weft insertion system incorporates several technical features:
U-shaped nozzle design for improved water stream concentration.
Optimized plunger arrangement for controlled water delivery.
SUS304 stainless steel water inlet pipes for corrosion resistance.
Adjustable insertion settings according to yarn and weaving requirements.
These components support the controlled delivery of water during weft insertion.
The electronic let-off mechanism monitors warp tension and adjusts warp beam movement through servo motor control.
During weaving, warp tension changes with shedding motion, warp beam diameter and yarn delivery.
The control system responds to these variations to regulate the warp supply and support more consistent fabric formation.
This is particularly relevant for fabric constructions requiring controlled warp tension throughout production.
The cam shedding system controls the heald frames and creates the opening for weft insertion.
After the water jet carries the weft through the warp shed, the beating-up mechanism moves the inserted yarn into position at the fabric fell.
The HW-3873 platform incorporates an optimized beating-up shaft and supporting structure to manage repeated weaving motion.
Different linkage arrangements are associated with different machine widths and fabric requirements.
The machine uses integrated wall panels, connecting beams and supporting structures to improve rigidity during weaving.
The reinforced construction provides support for the shedding, insertion and beating-up assemblies.
The machine control system supports motor speed adjustment and coordination of the weaving mechanisms.
The motorized spindle arrangement is designed to simplify the drive system and reduce mechanical friction components.
The independent selvage mechanism manages fabric edge formation during weaving.
Its separate operating structure helps reduce dependence on additional main shedding movements for edge control.
The reinforced integrated machine wall board is meticulously crafted by one complete casting process, which highly improves the frame rigidity and significantly reduces the vibration and noise pollution on the production floor. Connected with heavy-duty cross beams and a robust middle supporting beam, the re-designed two machine wall boards are firmly jointed together in 20mm lower height which is more suitable for machine operators to manage daily threading and maintenance tasks. To further guarantee longevity under intense mechanical stress, the core motion nodes are equipped with premium SKF bearings, ensuring smooth, low-friction performance.
Precision tension management is critical for flawless fabric output. In this configuration, the total tension of the warp is continuously detected by a highly sensitive tension sensor. The internationally recognized brand CPU handles the intricate change of the warp tension caused by the opening mechanism, the variation of the loose warp, let off warp, and the decreasing winding diameter of the warp shaft. By processing these variables instantly, it commands the responsive servo motor to drive the warp shaft, so as to seamlessly maintain the balanced tension during the entire working process, completely eliminate the loose and dense gear marks, and ensure the unwavering stability of the fabric tension from start to finish.
In order to significantly reduce weaving costs and better protect the environment through resource conservation, specialized splash proof "U" nozzles are widely used. Compared with ordinary nozzles, these splash proof "U" nozzles have noticeably better water line bunching performance, ensuring precise yarn placement. A precision-engineered plunger with smaller diameter is used to achieve highly stable operation under small opening weft insertion and small water volume. The system also integrates SUS304 stainless steel water inlet pipes to prevent corrosion. Through this optimized fluid dynamics setup, a single loom can save 10% water consumption daily, which is widely applicable to weaving fine denier, high-density and high-speed fabrics without compromising structural integrity.
The optimized beating-up system achieves a remarkably shorter stroke with exceptionally low vibration which is designed in a modern style strictly on the basis of advanced computer motion analysis and dynamic equilibrium analysis. The independent developed U type solid beating shaft and the corresponding beating shaft counter balance system can be universally used for both narrow machine configurations and wide machine setups. For standard operations, the small stroke 4-linkage beating system is widely acknowledged for rapid response in narrow machines, while the heavy-duty 6-linkage beating system with longer relative static time and substantially stronger beating force provides the absolute best choice for wide machines to successfully make wide and high density fabrics without yarn breakage.
Energy efficiency and operational intelligence define the core of our power management setup. By using an advanced motorized spindle with no brake disc, the system eliminates mechanical friction losses, which directly saves more than 20% electricity compared to traditional drives; by working in perfect synchronization with the new optimized control system in the central panel, flawless stepless speed change can be achieved. This allows facility managers to finely tune the operational tempo according to specific yarn characteristics, ultimately lowering overhead costs while maintaining peak output rates.
Edge finishing is handled with exceptional precision to ensure premium fabric rolls. The specialized selvage mechanism provides a significantly larger opening to drastically reduce weft blocking incidents and measurably increase the overall machine efficiency. Equipped with a dedicated, separate selvaging device, it can securely catch the weft by its own independent device instead of relying on catching the weft by the movement of two extra heald frames. This isolated operation reduces the mechanical burden on the main shedding components, leading to cleaner fabric edges and a more streamlined weaving process.
Parameter | Configuration |
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Model | HW-3873 |
Brand | HAIJIA |
Machine Type | Water Jet Loom |
Featured Pump Configuration | Single Pump |
Featured Nozzle Configuration | Double Nozzle |
Shedding System | Cam Shedding |
Alternative Pump Arrangement | Double Pump (Optional) |
Nozzle Type | Standard / U-Shaped |
Motor Capacity Options | 2.2 / 2.7 / 3.0 / 3.7 / 4.5 / 6.0 kW |
Starting Mode | Motorized Spindle / Super Start Motor |
Warp Let-Off | Electronic Let-Off |
Weft Insertion | Water Jet System |
Frame | Reinforced Integrated Wall Panels |
It describes a water jet weaving arrangement using one pump and two nozzles for weft insertion. The pump and nozzle configuration is part of the machine's insertion system.
Yes. The described configuration includes electronic let-off with warp tension monitoring and servo motor control.
The U-shaped nozzle is designed to concentrate the water stream and support controlled weft insertion while limiting splashing.
It controls heald frame movement to create the warp shed during the weaving cycle.
The HW-3873 platform lists a double pump arrangement as an available alternative configuration.