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    1984 HACOBA USK 1000 E

    1984 HACOBA USK 1000 E

    • Manufacturer: HACOBA

    Sectional warping machine HACOBA type USK 1000 E year of construction 03/06/1984, working width 3600mm, maximum tube length beams 4400mm, maximum diameter beaming machine 1000mm, warp creel HACOBA type G5-551 yea...

    Europe
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    1987 Herget vertical warping machinecontact

    1987 Herget vertical warping machinecontact me

    • Manufacturer: Herget

    Herget 10-meter vertical warping machine, Built in 1987, but in perfect working order, updated with the IT system, with an 8-color creel with Eltex sensors and Roy Quarz power supplies (complete with 8 power supp...

    Bisceglie, Italy
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    2000 Enova direct warping machinecontact

    2000 Enova direct warping machinecontact me

    • Manufacturer: Enova

    N.1 Direct Warping Machine, Enova brand, working width 200 cm, for 1000 mm beam flanges, Year 2000, Enova Creel for 812 positions, 300 mm gauge with Eltex individual stop system and Electro Jet blower, 16 radii f...

    Bisceglie, Italy

Overview

Weaving equipment encompasses a variety of machinery used in the textile industry to interlace threads or yarns to create fabrics. This category includes looms, warping machines, and other related devices. These machines are essential for producing a wide range of textiles, from simple cloth to complex woven patterns, and are used in both industrial and small-scale textile production.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used weaving machine?

Consider the machine's age, operational condition, and capacity. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and review maintenance records if available.

How do I ensure the weaving machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a weaving machine?

Regular maintenance should include lubrication of moving parts, checking for thread tension and alignment, and cleaning to remove lint and debris. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.