Sheet To Sheet Warp Tying Machine, Voltage : Lighting Plug 220 V.15 Amp.

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VoltageLighting Plug 220 V.15 Amp.
Tying SpeedMinimum 60 Knots To Maximum 600 Knots
Watts Input0.65
Type Of YarnsBall Bearing To Both The Ends, Fan Cooled.
Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

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Voltage Lighting Plug 220 V.15 Amp.
Type Of Yarns Ball Bearing To Both The Ends, Fan Cooled.
AMP Current 7000. (on full load)
Tying Speed Minimum 60 Knots To Maximum 600 Knots
Drive 135
RPM 220/230-AC/DC.
Main Depending On The Type And Condition On Warps.
Watts Input 0.65
Range Cotton And Mixed Yarns, Nylon, Filaments And Silk Yarns, High Teisted Yarns, Worsted, Carded Spun And Blends. 30 Din. To 3000 Din. 110’s To 4×6’s Counts Cotton.

warp tying knotting machine

Tying from bot sheet to sheet for sized warps, selection by selector needles which are designed very finely for each count range and is provided with adjustable spring loaded firm adjustment so that no double ends are picked up while knotting.

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HARSH ENTERPRISE takes pride in presenting their weaving preparatory products to the textile weaving units throughout the textile world. HARSH ENTERPRISE was formed in 2002 with the main aim of manufacturing 100% indigenous machinery for weaving preparatory department in lieu of the costly imported machines which were being used by mills up to that time. HARSH ENTERPRISE made it’s beginning by developing REACHING-IN MACHINES by using Indigenous technology, which received overwhelming response. Encouraged by our success, we started manufacturing WARP TYING EQUIPMENT in the year 2002. It is a highly complicated & sophisticated machine, which deals with delicate yarn at a very high speed, utilizing our expertise, in a very short period we conquered the clientage of a large number of weaving mills due to it’s being 100% indigenous, economical cost and operational simplicity, with availability of spares & services as and when needed. During the nineties the filament industry started flourishing.