Our Fiberglass Fireproof Cloth Production Line is a high-performance industrial solution engineered for the precision manufacturing of fire-resistant fabrics. By integrating advanced warping and weaving technologies, this production line ensures optimal yarn tension and structural integrity, making it an essential investment for manufacturers specializing in high-density protective textiles.
The system combines a high-stability warping machine with an upgraded weaving loom capable of achieving exceptional weft density. Whether producing plain or twill fabrics, our equipment delivers a flat mesh surface and superior production efficiency, adhering to the strictest industrial standards for fiberglass weaving.
Detailed Parameters
| Warping Max Width | 2500mm | Warping Speed | 1200-1500 meters/hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warping Power | 15 KW | Warping Weight | 1.8 tons (excl. rack) |
| Warping Control | Hongke Control System | Warping Brake | 63 kgs magnetic powder brake |
| Weaving Max Width | 2500mm | Weaving Speed | 135-165 times/minute |
| Weaving Power | 1.5 KW | Weaving Density | Max 11 weft yarns/cm |
Key Advantages
High Stability
Engineered for continuous industrial operation with minimal vibration and maximum mechanical reliability.
High Automation
Equipped with Hongke control systems to reduce manual intervention and increase production throughput.
Uniform Tension
Precision magnetic powder brakes ensure that warp tension is evenly distributed across the entire shaft.
Advanced Density
Upgraded weaving technology allows for a maximum density of 11 weft yarns per centimeter.
Versatile Weaving
Capable of producing both high-quality plain and twill fire-resistant fabrics with a flat surface.
Smart Protection
Integrated photoelectric protection and infrared stop systems ensure operator safety and material quality.
Product Gallery
Management Platforms
Material Feeding
Optimized winding order and tension requirements for consistent yarn supply.
Precision Tensioning
Magnetic powder clutch and brake systems for micrometric tension control.
Safety Monitoring
Real-time infrared stop and photoelectric protection to prevent weaving errors.
Electronic Control
Tiger King and Hongke electric controls for seamless machine synchronization.
Weft Density Management
Precise adjustment of weft yarns to achieve specialized fabric densities.
Production Tracking
Efficient monitoring of winding speed and weaving cycles for output optimization.
Investment Return Comparison
| Feature | Standard Equipment | Hongke Production Line |
|---|---|---|
| Production Efficiency | Medium | High (135-165 rpm) |
| Fabric Density | Basic | Advanced (Up to 11 weft/cm) |
| Control Accuracy | Manual/Analog | Digital Hongke System |
| Operational Safety | Basic Stop | Infrared & Photoelectric |
| Warp Consistency | Variable | Uniform via Magnetic Brake |
Frequently Asked Questions
Our weaving machine is highly versatile and can produce both plain and twill fire-resistant fabrics with a flat and professional mesh surface.
Tension is maintained through a high-precision 63 kgs magnetic powder brake and an advanced Hongke control system, ensuring uniform tension throughout the warp shaft.
Thanks to our upgraded technology, the weaving machine can now achieve a maximum density of 11 weft yarns per centimeter.
Yes, the production line is equipped with photoelectric protection and infrared stop systems to ensure maximum safety and prevent material waste.
Yes, the warping machine supports a winding speed range of 1200 to 1500 meters per hour, allowing for flexibility based on yarn requirements.
Yes, electronic warp sending and winding can be selected as optional upgrades depending on your specific production requirements.
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