Loom

Weaving is the most comprehensive area of textile fabric production. Its process requires quite a number of individual motions that must be performed with extreme speed, which need to be properly synchronized. Although part of these motions, e.g. of the weaving reed or often also the filling application, are derived from the motion of the main shaft via cams, electronically controlled axes with Motion Control re increasingly used, e. g. for warp let-off and fabric take-off. The integration of technological functions with the control platform allows for shortest response times, improving the technological process. A system of function blocks forms the basis of a modular machine control platform creating a wide variety of possible combinations of loom automation.

• High productivity
  through extremely fast, synchronized individual motions and
  through high fabric web speeds
• Cost-effectiveness
  through short changeover and setup times
• Flexibility
  through a Motion Control system