Robert Reimann, CEO of Jakob Müller Group (Frick), announces his resignation
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Rope Weaving Systems
NH2M 53
For MultiSphere rope weaves.
- Based on proven narrow fabric needle loom technology
- Machine robustness and reliability
- High production speeds
- Rope diameters of 1 – 8 mm
- Straightforward machine operation
- Pattern control via pattern chain with cam disc plates for simple structures
- Warp thread take-off from bobbin creels or warp beams
- Special solutions for product laying and winding
- High productivity and low production costs
- Considerably longer, knot-free, woven items due to the extended yarn lengths available on bobbins/warp beams as compared to those from braiding bobbins
- Warp beams with over 5,000 m of yarn and in addition, the possibility of using a creel with reserve bobbins
- Longer running times without bobbin changes as compared to braiding; so-called "ghost shifts” are possible
- Excellent mechanical characteristics as compared to braided structures
- Strength at 1 and 2 mm diameters meets the requirements of the DIN standard
- Comparable strength at diameters of between 3 and 4 mm
- Far higher strength at a thickness of 5 mm and above
- Stress-strain curve comparable with that of braided ropes
- Differing patterns provide diverse surface structures and rope characteristics
| Machine type | NH2M 53 4/D8 | NH2M 53 8/D4 | ||
| Number of spaces | 4 | 8 | ||
| rope diameter | 4 – 8 mm | 1 – 4 mm | ||
| weaving systems | I, II | I, II | ||
| shed drive | Electronical shaft motion | Electronical shaft motion | ||
| number of sheds | 16 | 16 | ||
| number of weft threads per cm | 5 – 60 | 5 – 60 | ||
| Max. energy recuperation | 1 kW | 1 kW | ||
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