Barmag’s shift forks, which are produced by our company for Barmag in Germany, have passed...
In high-speed filament yarn winding, the chuck tension segment is a critical wear-resistant component that directly contacts the paper tube to transmit torque. Its machining accuracy and material performance dictate the stability of paper tube clamping and the dynamic balance of the chuck during high-speed rotation.
Installed around the perimeter of the winder chuck, the tension segments are pushed outward by the internal inclined drive mechanism — converting axial force into radial expansion force to firmly grip the inner wall of the paper tube upon startup.
When a POY or FDY spinning line stops without warning, the root cause is rarely dramatic. More often, it is a worn bearing inside a contact roll, a shift fork ...
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View MoreA take-up winder is the last machine a filament meets before it becomes a package. Whether your line runs POY, FDY, HOY or heavy industrial yarn, the winder de...
View MoreEvery spool of filament yarn begins its life on a spinning production line. In the chemical fiber industry, this line is not a single machine but an integrated...
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