Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine

Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine Specification

Product Type
Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine

Automation
Automatic

Capacity
High production capacity (depends on configuration and fabric type)

Voltage
380V / 50Hz

Power
Approx. 5-7 kW

Speed
Up to 1200 rpm

Weaving Width
190 cm - 360 cm (Customizable)

Color
Standard Industrial Green & Grey

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 5,500 x 1,800 x 2,200 mm

Weight
Approx. 2,600 kg

Model
LWV 6/J

Lubrication
Automatic Centralized Lubrication System

Safety Features
Safety covers, emergency stop switch, overload sensors

Shedding Motion
Electronic Jacquard/Mechanical Dobby

Beam Flange Diameter
Up to 1,000 mm

Shed Type
Electronic Jacquard compatible

Cloth Roll Diameter
Up to 600 mm

Suitable Yarns
Cotton, Polyester, Blended, Filament, Fancy Yarns

Applications
Suiting, Shirting, Home Textiles, Upholstery, Technical Fabrics

Noise Level
Low noise operation

Selvedge Types
Leno, tuck-in, melted, and hemstitching options

Compressed Air Consumption
Approx. 2 - 3 Nm3/min

Control System
PLC Based User Interface

Main Drive
Servo Motor

Weft Insertion
Multi-jet (up to 8 colors possible)

Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine Trade Information

Supply Ability
100 Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine About

Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine Make & Model: Dornier LWV 6/J Type: Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine Working Width: 190 cm Machine Details Year of Manufacture: 2000 Jacquard Details Jacquard Make & Model: CX-880 JC5 Year of Manufacture: 2007 Jacquard Capacity: 2688 Hooks Hooks Installed: 1920

Advanced Jacquard Compatibility

The LWV 6/J seamlessly accommodates electronic Jacquard or mechanical dobby shedding motions, allowing intricate pattern creation and versatile fabric designs. This flexibility makes it ideal for producing everything from fine shirting to complex technical fabrics, meeting diverse industry demands with precision.

Efficient Multi-Jet Weft Insertion

With a state-of-the-art multi-jet weft insertion system supporting up to eight colors, this machine excels at high-speed, vibrant weaving. Combined with automatic lubrification and PLC-based controls, operators benefit from consistent quality and minimal manual intervention throughout the production cycle.

Safety and Low Noise Operation

Designed with operator safety in mind, the machine incorporates protective covers, overload sensors, and emergency stop switches. Its engineered low-noise operation ensures a more comfortable and productive workplace, even during high-speed runs and extended working hours.

FAQ's of Dornier LWV 6/J Air Jet Jacquard Weaving Machine:

Q: How does the automatic centralized lubrication system benefit the LWV 6/J weaving machine?

A: The automatic centralized lubrication system ensures that all moving parts receive consistent lubrication, reducing wear, minimizing maintenance needs, and prolonging machine life while supporting efficient, high-speed operation.

Q: What applications are suitable for the Dornier LWV 6/J weaving machine?

A: This machine is suitable for producing a wide range of textiles, including suiting, shirting, home textiles, upholstery, technical fabrics, and more, thanks to its flexible shed types, multi-color capability, and compatibility with diverse yarns.

Q: When should periodic maintenance be performed on this machine?

A: Periodic maintenance should follow the manufacturer's recommended intervals, typically after a set number of operational cycles or hours, to ensure top performance and reliability. The automated lubrication and built-in sensors help reduce routine downtime.

Q: Where can the Dornier LWV 6/J weaving machine be installed for optimal performance?

A: For optimal results, the machine should be installed in a well-ventilated industrial setting with adequate compressed air supply, stable voltage of 380V/50Hz, and sufficient space to accommodate its sizable dimensions and easy workflow access.

Q: What is the process for switching between different selvedge types?

A: Switching selvedge types-leno, tuck-in, melted, or hemstitching-is managed through the machine's user interface and by adjusting or replacing specific mechanical components, allowing for easy adaptation to various fabric requirements.

Q: How much compressed air does the machine consume during operation?

A: The LWV 6/J requires approximately 2 to 3 Nm3/min of compressed air during active weaving, so a reliable compressed air supply system must be in place to support uninterrupted production.

Q: What are the main benefits of using the LWV 6/J's electronic Jacquard system?

A: Its electronic Jacquard provides high-precision control over complex shedding patterns, rapid pattern changes, and greater design flexibility, enabling manufacturers to achieve innovative fabric designs with efficiency and consistency.