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FAQ

Q1: Which yarns can the TD168 warp tying machine process?

A1: The TD168 is intended for twisted natural, man-made and synthetic yarns. Final compatibility depends on yarn count, twist level, diameter, hairiness, sizing condition and warp density. Yarn samples should be checked before the machine plan is confirmed.

Q2: What working width and knotting speed does the TD168 provide?

A2: The published working width is 80 to 250 cm. Knotting speed ranges between 100 and 400 ends per minute, with approximately 250 ends per minute listed for normal operation. Actual output depends on yarn and warp-sheet conditions.

Q3: What information is needed for a TD168 quotation?

A3: Please provide the yarn material, yarn count, twist, sizing condition, total warp ends, warp-sheet width, warp density, loom model, beam details and knot requirements. Middle East buyers should also confirm the local input voltage, transformer arrangement and required spare knives and brushes.

Product Advantages

1. 1.Horizontal Knife-Type Knotting Head

The TD168 uses a horizontal duckbill knotting knife to connect the existing warp ends with the new warp ends. The published yarn-end length after knotting is 3 to 5 mm.

2. 2.Controlled Knotting Speed

The machine has a published working range of 100 to 400 ends per minute, with approximately 250 ends per minute used for normal operation. Rotary resistance control allows the working rate to match different yarn conditions.

3. 3.Working Width of 80 to 250 cm

The movable frame covers warp-sheet widths between 80 and 250 cm. This range serves weaving mills handling different loom widths and warp preparation plans.

4. 4.Brush-Assisted Warp Separation

A double-tube, four-twist mechanism rotates through 180 degrees to separate the warp ends. A warp brush assists the separation process before the yarn ends reach the knotting head.

5. 5.Electric Drive and Manual Trial Mode

The published configuration uses a 36 V electric drive for normal knotting. Manual operation is available for a small number of trial knots before regular processing.