Summary of Comber Machine Related Questions

 

What is the meaning of comber machine?

Before delving into the meaning of comber machine, it is necessary to first define combing. Combing is one of the processes used in the spinning process to exclude shorter fibers and remove kinks (neps, hair particles, grass clippings, cocoon skin, and so on) in the fibers. Simultaneously, the fibers are straightened and paralleled further, resulting in a combed sliver of relatively uniform thickness. The combing machine is the machine that performs the combing process during the spinning process.

What is comber machine used for?

Comber machine is useful in the textile industry, particularly for companies that want to produce high-quality yarns and fabrics. These companies need to produce high-quality yarns and fabrics with high strength, softness, and gloss. Combing machines, in addition to the textile industry, can be used in other fields that require the separation and processing of impurities, such as cotton processing in agriculture. Furthermore, combing machines can be used for teaching and research at some universities and research institutes.

Types of comber machine

It is classified into two types based on its structure: straight comber and circular comber. The straight comber is currently the most popular. Straight combers are ideal for processing fine and short fibers, and they feature intermittent and periodic combing. Furthermore, it has a better effect of eliminating impurities, neps, wool, and hemp, as well as a lower combing noil rate and a relatively low output.

How the combing machine works?

Holding and combing are the essence of combing, and they can effectively remove short fibers, small impurities, and improve fiber straightening and parallelism. Although there are many different types of straight combers, their basic working principles are the same. That is, the two ends of the fiber bundles are separated and combed on a regular basis; the cylinder combs the head end, and the top comb passively combs the rear end, and the combed fiber bundles are poured into the fiber web in the machine separately (drawing) Splicing (lapping), and then the fiber web is output outside the machine.
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