High Speed HA-9030N Series Double Nozzles Air Jet Power Loom Weaving Machine

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FRAME SYSTEM

The reinforced integrated machine wall board is made by one complete casting which highly improves the frame rigidity and reduces the vibration and noise pollution. Connected with cross beams and 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. This robust foundation is treated with an advanced electrophoretic spraying process, giving the metal a sleek, cool-to-the-touch finish while providing exceptional long-term resistance against rust and corrosion. Every frame undergoes a strict 100% finished product inspection and raw material traceability protocol, ensuring that the structural integrity remains uncompromised even after years of continuous, heavy-duty operation in demanding textile environments.

ELECTRONIC LET-OFF

The total tension of the warp is detected by the highly sensitive tension sensor. The CPU handles the change of the warp tension caused by the opening or the change of the loose warp, let off warp and the winding diameter of the warp shaft, and commands the servo motor to drive the warp shaft. This precise digital coordination serves to maintain the balanced tension during the working process, completely eliminate the loose and dense gear marks, and ensure the absolute stability of the fabric tension. As a result, the woven fabric emerges with a uniform, flawlessly smooth texture that feels premium to the touch, drastically reducing the defect rate and minimizing material waste for facility operators.

WEFT INSERTION SYSTEM

In order to reduce weaving costs and better protect the environment, splash proof "U" nozzles are widely used. Compared with ordinary nozzles, splash proof "U" nozzles have better water line bunching performance, delivering a concentrated and powerful burst of air or water. Plunger with smaller diameter is used to achieve stable operation under small opening weft insertion and small water volume. A single loom can save 10% water, which is widely applicable to weaving fine denier, high-density and high-speed fabrics. By integrating Japanese original SMC pneumatic components and an optimized air path design, this system further achieves an impressive 20% to 25% savings in electrical energy, keeping daily air consumption strictly under 1 cubic meter per minute and significantly lowering operational overhead.

BEATING-UP SYSTEM

The optimized beating-up system achieves shorter stroke with low vibration which is designed in modern style on the basis of motion analysis and dynamic equilibrium analysis. The independent developed U type solid beating shaft and beating shaft counter balance system can be used for both narrow machine and wide machine. The small stroke 4-linkage beating system is widely acknowledged for narrow machines while the 6-linkage beating system with longer relative static time and stronger beating force provides the best choice for wide machines to make wide and high density fabrics. The heavy, impactful yet perfectly balanced motion ensures that every single weft thread is packed tightly, creating fabrics that are visually uniform and physically resilient.

ELECTRIC CONTROL

Using a motorized spindle with no brake disc, which saves more than 20% electricity compared to traditional asynchronous motors; by working with the new optimized control system in place, stepless speed change can be achieved seamlessly. This intelligent electrical architecture not only provides operators with highly responsive, tactile button controls but also dramatically reduces the thermal output of the machine during continuous shifts. Facilities utilizing this control mechanism will notice a measurable drop in their monthly power consumption, directly contributing to a leaner, more cost-effective manufacturing operation.

SELVAGE SYSTEM

It provides a significantly larger opening to reduce weft blocking and increase overall machine efficiency. With a separate selvaging device, it can catch the weft by its own dedicated mechanism instead of relying on the movement of two extra heald frames. This independent operation minimizes mechanical stress on the primary weaving components and results in remarkably neat, tight, and consistent fabric edges. Operators will appreciate the reduced manual intervention required to clear snags, allowing for smoother, uninterrupted production runs even when weaving challenging yarn types.