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Home » Staubli’s machinery solutions support home-textile weavers
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Staubli’s machinery solutions support home-textile weavers

By January 31, 20203 Mins Read
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Stäubli’s Safir range of drawing-in machines delivers maximum benefits to home textiles customers. They feature Active Warp Control (AWC), an advanced automation function that is unique worldwide. Integrating technology with optical recognition, AWC provides 100 per cent controlled management of warp threads for perfectly drawn-in weaving harnesses.

Stäubli provides double-end detection as a standard feature and offers options for colour and/or S/Z-detection and management. The broad range of options allows equipping machines even further to optimise the drawing-in process for specific yarn types, such as those used to manufacture home textiles like wallpaper made of woven glass, tablecloths, bed linens, or curtains made of fantasy yarns or bouclé. Every Safir machine can produce a wide variety of fabric constructions with no need for specially trained personnel for drawing-in. The great flexibility ensures suitability for each specific case and consistently high-performance operation. Preparing warps with Safir makes for the highest quality of drawing-in and ensures continuity in the downstream weaving process.

The LXXL electronic Jacquard machine is the latest model in the renowned LX/LXL/LXXL series. It offers formats with up to 25,600 hooks and can even reach 51,200 hooks with two Jacquards in tandem. Like all Stäubli products, the LXXL has been engineered to the highest quality standards. It features a smart design with strong, reliable, and well-balanced kinematics, efficient hook selection systems, and Stäubli’s newly developed Noemi electronics for optimum accuracy and stability of data transmission, even at the highest running speeds.

Noemi also boosts the efficiency of the airflow cooling; the thermostat-controlled fans ensure stable operating temperatures under any production conditions. The improved and regulated airflow allows Stäubli’s engineers to decrease the space between modules, which makes the LXXL compact. The machine easily fits into the weaving room, and the compact power supply is integrated within the frame. The LXXL can easily be adapted to any weaving machine by means of a drive-shaft transmission or an Independent Stäubli Drive (ISD) servo. The LXXL is already in successful use in mills around the world, applying woven patterns to luxury and high-quality fabrics with great numbers of yarns, including dense fabrics – even under high load and at high speed.

Stäubli is a leading global supplier of automation solutions for weaving preparation. For over a century, the company has been providing reliable, high-quality shedding solutions for frame and Jacquard weaving of home textiles and many other woven applications. With machinery renowned for long service life, Stäubli significantly enhances the cost-effective operation of textile mills.

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