Jupiter Comtex
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Industries: Construction
+91-97126-64555 · sales@jupitercomtex.com · Website
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Vetri Engineers
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Industries: Medical Devices, Oil & Gas, Defence, Construction, Food Processing, Automotive, Industrial Machinery
0422 - 2513340 · sales@vetriengineers.com · Website
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What are textile machinery?
Textile machinery covers the machines that prepare, spin, twist, wind, weave, knit, embroider, dye and finish fibre, yarn and fabric. Surat, Ahmedabad and Coimbatore are known centres for makers of twisting, winding, embroidery, dyeing and finishing machines, many of them small engineering firms that also supply spares and conversions. Many Indian builders are small, specialised engineering firms that also supply spares and conversions, so the relationship continues after the sale. Visit machines installed in mills similar to yours, speak to the operators, and ask how quickly the builder responds when a machine stops.
How to choose
- Define the process step and the product: yarn count and type, fabric width and weight, or garment type.
- Check speed, working width and productivity for your product, and the number of positions or heads.
- Ask about the drive and control brands, since these affect reliability and spares.
- Request references from mills running the same model, and ask to see a machine in operation.
- Check energy, steam and water use for dyeing and finishing machines.
- Confirm installation, commissioning and operator training.
- Ask how long spares are available and how fast service responds.
- Plan the floor and utilities before the machine arrives, including foundation, power, water or steam and ventilation, and ask the builder for a layout drawing so installation does not stall.
- Compare the total cost of running the machine, not only its price: energy, water, steam, spares and operator time all add up over years, and a machine that wastes yarn or fabric costs more than one that is slightly dearer.
Specifications to confirm with the supplier
| Specification | What to ask |
|---|---|
| Working width and speed | Rated width, speed and the output for your product. |
| Positions or heads | Number of spindles, heads or chambers. |
| Drive and controls | Motor, inverter and controller makes. |
| Utilities | Power, steam, water and compressed air consumption. |
| Materials | Construction material for parts in contact with dye or chemicals. |
| Support | Installation, training and spares policy. |
| Floor and foundation | Space, floor loading and any foundation needed. |
| Operator training | Training provided at commissioning and the manuals supplied. |
Where it is used
- TextilesMachines for twisting, winding, weaving preparation, dyeing and finishing.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy new or reconditioned textile machinery?
New machines come with warranty and current controls; reconditioned ones cost less but need careful inspection and clear terms on spares and service.
What should I ask a machine builder for?
Output for your product, references from mills using the same model, spares support and a trial or demonstration.
Why do drive and control brands matter?
They determine reliability and how easily you can get replacements locally.
How do I plan installation of a new machine?
Prepare the floor, power, water or steam supply and space as the builder specifies, and agree commissioning and operator training in the order.
Can I get machines customised to my product?
Many builders adapt width, heads or drives to your product. Agree the changes and the acceptance test in writing before ordering.