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Why are carpet yarns twisted on Two-for-One twister?

Saurer CarpetCablers and CarpetTwisters have been successfully used for decades to produce high-quality, premium yarns for quality carpets and other textiles in the most economical way.

They offer optimum possibilities for reliably and confidently mastering even the most unusual requirements of an ever-changing market.

The reasons are essentially two-fold: In order to produce a stable, open pile thread under conditions of maximum cost efficiency. This applies particularly to BCF filament utilized as single yarns for the manufacture of particularly thick carpets by the tufting process.

The upgrading process used in this case is generally referred to up twisting. In order to manufacture a particularly durable thread for woven carpets. In this case, preference is given to staple fibers, wool or polyacrylate yarns, or polyamide, polypropylene, and various blends specifically devised for the manufacture of carpets.

The process used in this case is classic Two-for-One twisting. Energy: Low energy consumption Economics: Higher productivity and package density Ergonomics: Easy handling and cleaning and more…

Computer-controlled electronic drive system fast, easy and save adjustment low personnel costs higher machine availability higher production and reliability

 

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