Does the air jet loom need to be equipped with an air splicer?

Air jet loom usually does not require an air splicer, but in some cases, configuring an air splicer can have a positive impact on the quality and production efficiency of the fabric. Air splicers are mainly used to apply a certain degree of twist to warp or weft yarns during the weaving process, in order to enhance the strength and toughness of the yarn and avoid looseness or breakage of the yarn. Although jet looms use airflow to propel the shuttle for weaving, reducing the need for traditional mechanical splicing, for some special yarns or fabrics, such as fine yarns or fabrics with high strength requirements, air splicers can still help improve the weaving effect to a certain extent, ensuring the tightness of the yarn and the uniformity of the fabric.
The use of an air splicer can provide appropriate twist for the yarn, so that during high-speed weaving, the yarn is not easily detached or irregular fabric structures are formed. Therefore, whether an air splicer needs to be configured mainly depends on the type of yarn used, fabric requirements, and special requirements of the weaving process. In some weaving tasks, configuring air splicers can improve the overall quality of fabrics and the stability of weaving.