Textile machinery · Wuxi, China
Integrated weaving, dyeing, washing and finishing equipment—configured around your fabric, output and energy targets.
10+
Years of Industry Excellence
7
Core Machinery Categories
19
Published Equipment Models
5
Core Engineering Services
Service scope
Materials served
Equipment portfolio
From warp preparation and high-speed weaving to dyeing, washing and finishing, each configuration starts with your fabric and output requirements.
A new-generation air-jet loom designed for stable high-speed weaving of heavier fabrics with an energy-efficient weft-insertion system.
SMD400 / SMD600 / SMD700
An atmospheric jigger range for small-batch, multi-variety dyeing, with configurable heating, heat-exchange and fabric-alignment functions.
A water-jet loom for twisted chiffon, nylon taffeta, four-way stretch and similar fabrics, with a maximum design speed of 1,200 rpm.
A modular automatic drawing-in machine with electronic double-yarn detection and configurable heald-frame support.
MODEL TBC
An open-width washing system for sensitive knitted and stretch fabrics, with automatic dosing, water replenishment and heat recovery.
JT600-F
A full-servo warping platform for fine-denier yarns, designed for precise tension control and uniform beam formation.
Y2088-200
A modular hot-air stenter for width control, heat setting and finishing of woven, knitted and elastic fabrics.
Engineering capability
Machine selection is only the starting point. We align controls, line layout, commissioning and lifecycle support with the way your factory actually runs.
Model-Specific Energy Features
Available configurations include pneumatic control, variable-frequency drives and heat-recovery systems. Actual consumption depends on the selected process and workshop utilities.
Up to 1,200 rpm Design Speed
HW-6012 and HW-8010 have a maximum design speed of 1,200 rpm. Operating speed varies with fabric, width and workshop conditions.
Configurable Industrial Controls
Control platforms, sensors and operator interfaces are selected by model and project requirements.
Selection to Spare-Parts Supply
The company profile covers equipment selection, production-line planning, installation and commissioning guidance, operation consultation and spare-parts supply.
Application planning
These three equipment notes cover the checks required for weaving, dyeing and warp preparation. The figures shown are machine specifications, not customer results.
APPLICATION / 01Air-Jet Weaving
Application context
Match reed width, yarn range, weft selection and shedding configuration to the intended fabric before confirming a loom specification.
Machine configuration
JA93 offers multiple reed widths, 2/4/6/8-weft selection, electronic let-off and mechanical or electronic take-up.
170–390 cm
Reed Width Options
2 / 4 / 6 / 8
Weft Selection
Up to 16
Dobby Heald Frames
APPLICATION / 02High-Temperature Jigger Dyeing
Application context
Define the required working temperature, pressure, roller width and roll diameter before configuring a high-temperature jigger.
Machine configuration
SGR400/600/700 operate at up to 140 °C and 3 bar, with three roll-diameter options.
140 °C
Maximum Temperature
3 bar
Maximum Pressure
Φ800–1200
Roll Diameters
APPLICATION / 03Warp Preparation
Application context
Confirm beam width, yarn count, heald type and drop-wire arrangement before selecting an automatic drawing-in configuration.
Machine configuration
YXS-A/L supports 230/420 cm beam widths, modular drawing-in components and electronic double-yarn detection.
150 yarns/min
Table Speed
230 / 420 cm
Beam Width
Up to 20
Heald Frames
Project delivery
One engineering team stays accountable through requirement analysis, line configuration, commissioning and long-term support.
Illustrative textile process detail
Our engineering experts analyze your fabric specifications (yarn count, density, width, material type) and production output targets to define exact machinery criteria.
We select optimal air-jet/water-jet looms, jiggers, or stenter frames, designing complete line layouts that maximize floor efficiency and energy usage.
Technical advisors guide your team through installation, precision alignment, trial runs, and parameter fine-tuning to reach peak speed and fabric hand-feel.
After commissioning, the service scope can continue with routine operation consultation and spare-parts supply according to the agreed project terms.
Technical support
Review the fundamentals of equipment selection, delivery, commissioning, warranty and parts support.
Air-jet looms insert the weft with compressed air and can be configured for a broad range of yarns and fabrics. Water-jet looms use water for weft insertion and are mainly considered for hydrophobic filament fabrics such as polyester or nylon. Final selection should be based on yarn, width, density, required output and workshop utilities.