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China Suppliers: 3LA Filter for Barmag Textile Machines from Factory - Enhanced Spinneret Performance
Advantages of the New Component Design
The new component design can provide key operational benefits optimized for modern synthetic fiber manufacturing, particularly in the production of fine linear density filaments and ultra-fine fibers.
Increased distance between the tows provides a better cooling effect and significantly reduces tow breaks.
Especially suitable for processing fine linear density filaments and ultra-fine fibers compared to standard components.
A larger filtration surface area is more conducive to large extrusion capacities and ensures a longer service life for the filter element.
Barmag 3LA Spinning Assembly
Barmag also designed the 3LA spinning assembly, equipped specifically for industrial yarn production. By utilizing advanced filter rods instead of ordinary filter sand or metal sand, it delivers a significantly larger filter area and enhanced processing reliability.
- 5x Larger Filtration Area: Compared with traditional spinning assemblies using filter sand, the 3LA filtration area is more than 5 times larger.
- Reusable Filter Rods: The filter rods can be cleaned and reused, reducing long-term material consumption.
- Stable Internal Pressure: Ensures consistent and stable internal pressure during the spinning process.
- Uniform Melt Flow: Provides more uniform melt flow with zero dead zones in the assembly.
- Easy & Safe Operation: Simpler handling ensures stable production runs and avoids inappropriate installation errors.
- Independent Filtration: Features independent filtration for each position, reducing operating costs and wire breakage.
About Barmag
Barmag, established in 1922, is now a branch of Oerlikon Textile Group. The German headquarters has more than 1,100 employees and its headquarter is located in Lannip Town, Remscheid. Barmag has a market share of more than 40%, leading the global peers in the fields of nylon, polyester, polypropylene spinning machines and texturing equipment. Its core products include spinning machines, texturing machines, and corresponding parts such as winders, pumps, and godets.
Its branch, Barmag Spencer, currently mainly develops and manufactures: winding heads for the production of synthetic fibers, winding heads for processing different raw materials, twisting machines for the production of industrial yarns, complete sets of plastic film tape production lines and rewinding machines. The Barmag R&D center can be regarded as the largest among similar institutions in the world, focusing on the development of innovative and technologically advanced future products.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the main advantages of Barmag's new component design?
The new design increases the distance between tows for better cooling and fewer breaks, features a larger filter surface for higher extrusion capacity and longer filter life, and is optimized for spinning fine linear density filaments and ultra-fine fibers.
How does the 3LA spinning assembly differ from traditional assemblies?
Unlike standard assemblies that use filter sand or metal sand, the 3LA spinning assembly utilizes reusable filter rods, providing a filtration area that is more than 5 times larger.
What are the operational benefits of the Barmag 3LA spinning assembly?
It maintains stable internal pressure, ensures a uniform melt flow with no dead zones, simplifies operation to avoid incorrect installation, provides independent filtration for each position, and reduces operating costs and wire breakage.
What is Barmag's market position and history?
Established in 1922 and now a branch of the Oerlikon Textile Group, Barmag holds a market share of over 40%, leading the global industry in nylon, polyester, and polypropylene spinning machines and texturing equipment.
What products does Barmag Spencer specialize in?
Barmag Spencer develops and manufactures winding heads for synthetic fibers and different raw materials, twisting machines for industrial yarns, complete plastic film tape production lines, and rewinding machines.