Barmag’s shift forks, which are produced by our company for Barmag in Germany, have passed...
108mm*200mm
The Godet is a vital component for yarn guiding and operation control in the production of synthetic filament yarn such as POY, FDY and industrial yarn. Its primary function is to provide precise guidance for high-speed filament yarn, ensuring the yarn follows a predefined path with stability. By maintaining optimal contact with its surface, it achieves tension buffering and uniform distribution, effectively minimizing issues such as yarn jumping, fuzziness, wrapping and breakage. The surface of this component is typically crafted from smooth, high-wear-resistant materials, such as plasma-sprayed alumina ceramic coating or chrome plating, to meet the demands of stability and durability under continuous high-speed production. While the godet does not directly participate in the active processing of the filament yarn, it significantly influences path stability, yarn evenness, and overall equipment efficiency, making it an indispensable fundamental guiding element in modern synthetic filament yarn machinery.
Our company’s ITY Godets utilize an aluminum alloy substrate, precision-machined and finished with a dense alumina ceramic coating via plasma spraying. This process creates a uniform, high-temperature-resistant glazed surface with a roughness profile that strictly adheres to Barmag’s original equipment standards, perfectly meeting the rigorous requirements for tension stability and anti-wrapping. The coating’s surface roughness (Ra value) is precisely calibrated according to the specific filament type to ensure exceptional wear resistance while preventing fiber damage. Additionally, we provide a one-year warranty for this product, effective from the date of purchase. Should any glaze defects or quality issues arise due to non-human factors within the warranty period, customers may return the product for a complimentary repair service.
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