Extrusion machines
In a BCF yarn extrusion line, synthetic granulate is melted and mixed at a certain temperature and pressure, then extruded to filaments which are created by spinnerets with a certain amount of holes, depending on the final yarn count. After the melt is pumped through the spinpacks, the formed filaments are being cooled whilst falling down towards the drawframe. In the drawframe the filaments are stretched in order to give strength to the yarn, and bulk is given to the yarn by our air texturizing unit. The yarn is then fixed on a cooling drum before being wound on bobbins.
High quality
Future-proof
Optimal flexibility
No compromise
Multi-wrap Texturing Unit
Higher crimp due to:
- Long residence time on the cooling drum
- Separate fan for each texturing unit
- Crimp level control in a wider range
- Long-term crimp consistency because texturing jets show no to little wear even after extended use
INCA: INTERLACING BY NON CONTINUOUS AIR
A new and innovative way to intermingle BCF yarns.
- Smart design as compressed air is used for intermingling as well as cooling the motor and bearing package
- Compact size: integration of rotor and motor into the same housing
- High flexibility: quick exchange of inserts without additional tools as to reduce downtime
- Retrofittable into existing equipment
Innovation
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