Warping Section

PEARL FABRICS

Warping Section

Company has a capacity of warping 80000 tonnes of yarn annually with the help of 6 automatic warping machines.
To produce a warp knitting fabric on the warp knitting machines its require a yarn which feed on the beams, although in some case the ends of the yarn from the cone or cheese can be feed directly into warp knitting machine using creel, mostly this method only for pattern yarn on the lace machines, however for the ground yarn always using the yarn on the warp beam.
Warp beams produce at various warping machine, in this case for warp knitting, the warp beams produce on direct warping machines. Direct warping can be defined as produce in which ends of the yarn are wrapped in one operation from the yarn packages onto the warp beam. Since the creel must supply the required number of the ends of the warp, there are two possibilities; either the creel can be very large or the width of the warp can be smaller. In order enable the use of moderate creel size and to simplify warp handling, section beams are warped. Each section its own flanges and number of section beams are placed on the common shaft to make up required number of ends for the warp. Most of modern warping machine, can be work with 21” beam to 42”, these size of the beam mostly use on the warp knitting machine now a day.