What range of yarn counts does the SHJ-P Weft Feeder support?

A notable feature of the SHJ-P Weft Feeder is its wide range of yarn count support. Specifically, the device is able to handle yarn counts from 15 denier to 3.5 Ne. This breadth of range allows the SHJ-P Weft Feeder to adapt to a variety of different textile process needs, reflecting its strong applicability and flexibility.

Support for 15 Denier Yarn:

15 Denier refers to the fineness of the yarn, which is usually used to make delicate and soft fabrics. The SHJ-P Weft Feeder's support for 15 Denier yarn means that it can effectively handle these fine yarns, ensuring a stable supply of yarn during high-speed weaving. This is especially important for the production of high-grade fabrics or textiles that require high precision.
Support for 3.5 Ne Yarn:

3.5 Ne (the unit of count is Newton/inch) represents thicker yarns, which are usually used to make fabrics with strong wear resistance or industrial use. SHJ-P Weft Feeder is able to handle this thicker yarn, ensuring supply stability and weaving efficiency when handling coarse yarn.
Technical realization and advantages
SHJ-P Weft Feeder supports such a wide range of yarn counts thanks to its advanced technical design:

Dual sensor design:

SHJ-P series adopts a dual sensor design, which can accurately measure the supply of yarns of different fineness. Whether it is fine yarn or coarse yarn, the dual sensor can monitor and adjust the yarn supply in real time to ensure stability and consistency during the weaving process.
Adjustment function:

The adjustment function of the device allows the operator to adjust the yarn separation distance (from 0.7 mm to 2.2 mm) and the reel diameter (from 108 mm to 135 mm) according to actual needs. This flexible adjustment range allows SHJ-P Weft Feeder to adapt to different yarn counts and reel specifications to meet various textile needs.
High speed and high precision:

SHJ-P Weft Feeder can feed yarn at a speed of up to 2000 m/min, and with pattern prediction technology, its speed can reach 2400 m/min. This high speed support is particularly important for handling tasks with a wide range of yarn counts, especially in high-speed weaving processes, to ensure stable yarn supply and weaving quality.