Fully CNC high-strength stainless steel Wire Weaving Machine With Intelligent Touch Screen

The 130D wire weaving machine is a specialized type of shuttleless wire mesh weaving equipment. It is typically designed with dual-shed or four-shed configurations and can feature either suspended or arched heald frames. It is engineered specifically for processing metal wires or plastic wires within a certain range.

This machine offers high precision, fast weaving speeds, and low noise levels. Its rational design and sturdy construction make it highly efficient. Additionally, modern versions feature servo-driven weft insertion and electronic dobby shedding, allowing for a wide range of weaving patterns and high adaptability to various wire materials (such as stainless steel, copper, and aluminum).

The 130D machine is primarily used for weaving high-mesh metal wire meshes and stainless steel wire meshes. It is widely applied in industries requiring precise filtration, screening, and structural wire mesh products.

The machine operates on the principle of shuttleless weaving, utilizing either rapier or disc-type weft insertion mechanisms. It employs high-performance servo motors controlled by a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) to achieve precise, rapid unidirectional linear weft insertion. The warp tension is automatically adjusted in real-time by an AC servo motor, ensuring consistent mesh quality.

The production workflow is highly automated. It can seamlessly complete a series of processes, starting from wire crimping (mesh rolling) directly to the automatic weaving and forming of the mesh. The machine utilizes advanced opening mechanisms (such as electronic dobby, cam shedding, or external jacquard) combined with a high-rigidity beat-up mechanism to form the fabric.

Operators interact with the machine through a large-screen touch interface, which provides a flexible and convenient operating experience. The system allows for stepless speed adjustment via an inverter and real-time monitoring of tension data. Operators can easily configure weaving parameters such as mesh density and pattern through the digital control panel.

Safety is paramount when operating this machinery. Key precautions include:

• Power Off for Maintenance: Always cut off the power and hang a "Maintenance in Progress, Do Not Turn On" warning sign before entering the machine for internal cleaning or maintenance.
• Safety Guards: Ensure all interlocking safety protection devices are installed and functional. Never bypass or remove safety shields.
• Training: Operators must undergo professional safety training and pass assessments before operating the equipment.
• Emergency Stop: Familiarize yourself with the emergency stop button, ensuring it is within easy reach during operation.
• Protective Gear: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and keep hair and loose clothing secured to prevent them from being caught in moving parts.