Our high-precision Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Weaving Machine is engineered for industrial-grade performance, specializing in the fabrication of durable and precise wire meshes. Equipped with an advanced Full PLC control system, this machine allows operators to adjust mesh parameters freely, ensuring maximum flexibility for various industrial applications and custom specifications.
Designed for versatility and robustness, the equipment supports a wide range of materials including stainless steel, copper, and aluminum. Whether you are producing plain weaving or utilizing specialized four-shaft twill and five-shaft technical patterns, this machine delivers consistent quality and high operational efficiency for professional weaving facilities.
Detailed Parameters
| Weaving Width | 1000 to 2000mm (Reinforced for large widths) | Control System | Full PLC Control (Free mesh adjustment) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weaving Types | Plain, Four-shafts Twill, Special Five-shafts | Wire Diameter | Up to 0.6mm |
| Wire Materials | Stainless steel, Iron, Copper, Brass, Aluminum, etc. | Picking Speed | Adjustable via frequency converter |
| Drive System | Electromagnetic motor (~950 r.p.m.) | Beaming Speed | Approx. 25m/min (82ft) |
| Stopping Devices | Integrated on warp and weft | Power Supply | Primary 220V AC (50Hz) / Secondary 24V |
Key Advantages
Multi-Material Support
Compatible with stainless steel, spring steel, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum, and plastic asbestos.
PLC Precision
Full PLC control allows for rapid and free adjustment of any mesh size for maximum versatility.
Advanced Weaving
Supports Plain, Four-shaft Twill, and Special Five-shaft technical weaving patterns.
Adjustable Speed
Picking speed can be freely adjusted via frequency control to match specific material requirements.
Reinforced Frame
Enhanced structural strengthening for large weaving widths up to 2000mm to ensure stability.
Safe Operation
Integrated stopping devices on both warp and weft to prevent material waste and damage.
Product Gallery
Management Platforms
Mesh Specification
Easily configure mesh density and wire diameter through the digital PLC interface.
Drive Optimization
Electromagnetic motor synchronization for stable 950 r.p.m. performance.
Error Detection
Automatic warp and weft stopping devices for real-time quality monitoring.
Speed Regulation
Frequency-based picking speed control to optimize production cycles.
Reed Management
Customizable reed slot sizes (7mm and 10mm) for different wire thicknesses.
Pattern Switching
Fast transition between plain, twill, and special five-shaft weaving modes.
Investment Return Comparison
| Feature | Traditional Machine | Our PLC Weaving Machine |
|---|---|---|
| Setup Time | Manual/Slow | Digital/Rapid |
| Material Range | Limited | Extensive (Multi-Metal) |
| Production Waste | Higher (Manual stop) | Minimal (Auto-stop) |
| Weaving Complexity | Basic Patterns | Complex Five-Shaft Patterns |
| Operational Cost | High Labor | High Efficiency/Low Labor |
Frequently Asked Questions
The machine is highly versatile and supports iron, stainless steel, spring steel, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum, and plastic asbestos.
The Full PLC control allows for the free adjustment of any mesh specification, significantly reducing setup time and increasing production accuracy.
Yes, in addition to plain weaving, it is equipped for four-shaft twill and special five-shaft technical weaving patterns.
The machine can process wire diameters up to 0.6mm, depending on the specific mesh chart and configuration.
The machine offers weaving widths from 1000mm to 2000mm, with reinforced framing to maintain stability at maximum widths.
The picking speed is freely adjustable through a frequency converter, allowing you to optimize speed based on the wire material being used.
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