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Nov-O-Matic sectional warper offers flexibility
03 Mar '16
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To produce warp beams, the Nov-O-Matic from Karl Mayer is an automatic, short-warp, sectional warping machine that focuses on premium quality and flexibility.
According to a Karl Mayer press release, the technical features of this innovative warp preparation machine include the laser band build-up system.
“It also guarantees uniform band circumferences and warping carriage movements, without the need for intermediate stops to make adjustments, and automatic freely selectable leasing systems,” it added.
“A range of creel systems is available with yarn tension controllers to suit every type of yarn, a feature that makes the Nov-O-Matic an all-round machine,” the German textile machinery manufacturer stated.
The warp preparation machine can be used in the production of shirtings, mattresses, bedding, bathroom and cleaning textiles, technical textiles, soft furnishings, suitings and silk fabrics.
“This sectional warping machine has recently undergone some optimisation work, which makes it even more suited to the market,” Karl Mayer informed.
As of now, the Nov-O-Matic can be ordered with an equalising roller as an optional feature, which is being used successfully as a standard feature on the semi-automatic Isowarp and Prowarp sectional warping machines.
The equalising function enables irregularities in the beam build that occur during processing, such as differences in the yarn count and yarn tension between the inner and outer layers.
“It equalises efficiently, with fewer or, if required, without any active yarn tension control systems at the creel and which improves the quality of the warp beam even more,” the company observed.
The surface of the beam and the band build are extremely uniform and the equalising roller also compresses the density, which enables the warp lengths to be increased.
The warp length and the operating features of the Nov-O-Matic have been modified to give the customer added benefits.
In addition, Karl Mayer has developed the Nov-O-Matic 1000 to meet the demand for warp beams with long running lengths.
The maximum beam diameter of this upgraded machine is 1,000 mm, which makes it 200 mm bigger than its predecessor, for a maximum 30 per cent increase in speed.
As per Karl Mayer, various modifications to the construction of the overall machine, especially to the drum and braking system, were made in order to produce longer warp lengths for the same performance parameters. (AR)
According to a Karl Mayer press release, the technical features of this innovative warp preparation machine include the laser band build-up system.
“It also guarantees uniform band circumferences and warping carriage movements, without the need for intermediate stops to make adjustments, and automatic freely selectable leasing systems,” it added.
“A range of creel systems is available with yarn tension controllers to suit every type of yarn, a feature that makes the Nov-O-Matic an all-round machine,” the German textile machinery manufacturer stated.
The warp preparation machine can be used in the production of shirtings, mattresses, bedding, bathroom and cleaning textiles, technical textiles, soft furnishings, suitings and silk fabrics.
“This sectional warping machine has recently undergone some optimisation work, which makes it even more suited to the market,” Karl Mayer informed.
As of now, the Nov-O-Matic can be ordered with an equalising roller as an optional feature, which is being used successfully as a standard feature on the semi-automatic Isowarp and Prowarp sectional warping machines.
The equalising function enables irregularities in the beam build that occur during processing, such as differences in the yarn count and yarn tension between the inner and outer layers.
“It equalises efficiently, with fewer or, if required, without any active yarn tension control systems at the creel and which improves the quality of the warp beam even more,” the company observed.
The surface of the beam and the band build are extremely uniform and the equalising roller also compresses the density, which enables the warp lengths to be increased.
The warp length and the operating features of the Nov-O-Matic have been modified to give the customer added benefits.
In addition, Karl Mayer has developed the Nov-O-Matic 1000 to meet the demand for warp beams with long running lengths.
The maximum beam diameter of this upgraded machine is 1,000 mm, which makes it 200 mm bigger than its predecessor, for a maximum 30 per cent increase in speed.
As per Karl Mayer, various modifications to the construction of the overall machine, especially to the drum and braking system, were made in order to produce longer warp lengths for the same performance parameters. (AR)
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