Sulzer projectile

Dornier

rapier

The parts marked in colour represent Hunziker's delivery volume. (HUNZIKER Full Width Temples are on demand also available tor other types ot weaving machines.)

Delivery Hunziker -holding -end

volume: Full Width brackets Temples are supplied ready fr mounting, including: Temple on the elements of the

fr firm fitting

of the Full Width

plates (spacers)

weaving machine fr laterallimitation

of the rotating

rod in the profile Temple

-distance plates -accessories Special Hunziker -for -for

fr exact levelling of the entering height of the fabric spare parts like screws and special wrench fr Full Width

executions: Full Width Temples are also available in different special executions:

fabrics with tucked-in selvedges: air jet weaving machines: versions:

adaptations for trouble-free use of the tucking-in device additional cut-outs in the profile to avoid interferences with air nozzles for fabrics with extremely high warp tensions

-reinforced

The fabric is guided on the entire working width. -weaving with lower warp tension -straight weft insertion -irreproachable structure of fabric over the entire woven width -higher weft densities possible -less maintenance -no temple marks by needle rings -no damages to the fabric by needle pins -no rubbing marks by temple covers -no deformation of the fabrics in temple cylinder area -wider range of fabrics made possible

Full Width Temples Aim:

can be used for a big variety Examples:

of fabrics.

-exact geometry of fabric -high weft density -irreproachable fabric structure -damage-free

technical fabrics like airbag, filter fabrics denim, conveyor belts, sailcloth, canvas fashionable fabrics with patterns, curtains sensitive fabrics of silk, finest wool etc.

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Picanol

Dornier

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