The winding process involves transferring yarn from bobbins to cardboard cones to ensure uniform consistency and efficiency. Our computer-controlled winding system removes imperfections, utilizing air-splicing technology to eliminate knots and make our industrial-strength yarns ready for knitting, weaving, or further processing.

Wool Winding Machine
The Winding Process
The Winding Process - Step 1

Feeding the Yarn

Spun yarn is fed into a winding machine.

The Winding Process - Step 2

Imperfection Detection

Computer-controlled sensors detect thick or thin spots.

The Winding Process - Step 3

Air-Splicing and Knot Removal

Faulty sections are cut and rejoined seamlessly using an air-splicing technique.

The Winding Process - Step 4

Tension Control

The yarn is tension-regulated to avoid overstretching.

The Winding Process - Step 5

Final Cone Winding

The processed yarn is wound onto cones or spools, ready for shipment or additional processing.

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