A model name alone does not define a complete loom. Review the systems below and ask which items are standard, optional or selected specifically for your project.
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Read the loom as a coordinated production system
Think of the loom as one production system. The frame and drive provide the mechanical base. The insertion system moves the weft, while shedding, beat-up, detection, cutting, and leno devices form the fabric and its edges. Let-off, take-up, lubrication, control, filtration, suction, and drainage support consistent operation.
- Frame, drive, and beat-up
- Pump, nozzle, feeder, clamp, and weft detector
- Crank, cam, or electronic-dobby shedding
- Let-off, take-up, leno selvage, scissors, and control
WEFT AND SHEDDING
Evaluate pump, nozzle, and shedding together
For reliable insertion, water pressure and volume must match the nozzle, timing, yarn, width, running speed, and shed geometry. Shedding is selected from the weave repeat and required heald frames. A larger pump or more complex shedding system is useful only when the fabric needs it.
QUOTATION SCOPE
Confirm what is included before comparing price
Ask every supplier to clearly list the standard machine, project options, excluded items, component brands, spare parts, packing, commissioning, warranty, and support. The same model name can still represent a very different technical scope.
- Confirmed fabric and production assumptions
- Included systems, brands, and option codes
- Excluded utilities, accessories, and installation work
- Packing, delivery, training, warranty, and spare parts
PERFORMANCE CONFIRMATION
Use the target fabric as the acceptance basis
Real speed and output depend on the yarn, fabric construction, width, preparation, shedding, insertion setting, water, and operator practice. A more dependable approach is to confirm performance on the intended fabric, or an agreed reference fabric, rather than relying on one universal maximum-speed number.
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