Knitting tubular open width refining rinsing combination machine

Abstract

The invention relates to a knitted cylinder type open-width smelting and bleaching machine, which is characterized in that: the knitted cylinder type open-width smelting and bleaching machine comprises an open-width cloth feeding holder (1), a J-shaped stacking and steeping box unit (2), a track kier box unit (3), a J-shaped stacking washing box unit I (4), a three-layer track steam box unit (5), a J-shaped stacking and washing box unit II (6) and an open-width cropping holder (7), wherein, the open-width cloth feeding holder (1), the J-shaped stacking and steeping box unit (2), the track kier box unit (3), the J-shaped stacking and washing box unit I (4), the three-layer track steam box unit (5), the J-shaped stacking and washing box unit II (6) and the open-width cropping holder (7) are closely arranged in turn. By adoption of the knitted cylinder type open-width smelting and bleaching machine, the surface of grey cloth can not be damaged and fuzzed and has no fold and grinding flaw; the water and the energy are saved; the efficiency is high; the production cost is low; the bleaching technique is stable.

Description

the structure of the environmentally friendly knitted fabric provided by the present invention; figure 2 Flow chart of the yarn wrapping machine for environmentally friendly knitted fabrics and storage devices; image 3 Is the parameter map of the yarn covering machine

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Benefits of technology

The technical effect described by this inventor's gray fabrics is they won’t get dirty or lose their shape when worn outdoors due to less frequent cleanings without causing damage from bumps on hard surfaces such as rocks or stones. They also save more than traditional methods while still being effective at producing good quality white cloth with minimal defects during washing cycles.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented technology relates to improving the quality control (QC) performance during dry cleaning processes used on yarn products such as garments or carpets due to damage caused by excessive wear over multiple hours' use at different stages of manufacturing. This can lead to decreased productivity and increased cost compared with previous methods requiring several days before they reach their final destination.

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