Rieter has launched the new double-head draw frames, the autoleveler draw frame RSB-D 26, and the draw frame SB-D 26 without autoleveler. With these machines, Rieter is offering its customers the best sliver quality for their spinning mills. Rieter is the world’s leading supplier of systems for short-staple fibre spinning, based in Winterthur, Switzerland.
They combine maximum quality, efficiency, and productivity using minimal space, and complement each other perfectly. In practice, the new machines produce at a delivery speed of up to 1200 m/min per head. This means that, depending on the fibre material, the delivery speed can be up to 33 per cent higher compared to predecessor models. The excellent scanning precision and high autoleveling dynamics of the RSB-D 26 ensure a high level of quality, Rieter said in a press release.Rieter has launched the new double-head draw frames, the autoleveler draw frame RSB-D 26, and the draw frame SB-D 26 without autoleveler. With these machines, Rieter is offering its customers the best sliver quality for their spinning mills. Rieter is the world's leading supplier of systems for short-staple fibre spinning, based in Winterthur, Switzerland.#
The new drive solution means savings in energy consumption and maintenance. Per machine, customers can save up to 1 500 euros per year. This means an extremely attractive return on the investment is achieved over the service life of both models. As a standard feature, the draw frames are now equipped with integrated energy monitoring. This supports preventive maintenance and reduces the risk of machine failures.
The double-head draw frames SB-D 26 and RSB-D 26 use the latest generation of control systems with a colour-display operating unit. Once the raw material data has been entered, recommended settings for the entire machine appear on the display. This ensures good standard quality, even when specialists are not available or the staff is inexperienced. The operating unit allows quick and easy machine control. LEDs that are visible from a distance provide information about the status of the draw frame, impart clear notices to the operator, and allow efficient work.
The size of the machines makes them ideal for applications where space is limited. With a machine width of less than three metres, the SB-D?26 is not only the most compact in its class but, when combined with the RSB-D?26, it also forms the most compact draw frame line on the market. (GK)
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