Functions of De-Watering Machine And Their Parts

De-Watering Machine

The de-watering machine plays an important role in the finishing section of the knit fabrics. A de-watering machine is used for reducing the remaining water of the wet fabric. It reduces the water content of the fabric.

Functions of De-Watering Machine

Functions of De-Watering Machine And Their Parts

A de-watering machine has different parts, and every single part has specific functions. Following are de-watering machine parts names with their functions.

Spreader

When the fabric is dyed in a dyeing machine, it is found in rope form. After dyeing, when the dyed fabric is put in the basket, it also remains in a rope position. By spreader, we can open fabric from the rope position. It can be spread and compressed in the width direction by its hydraulic cylinder.

Hand Wheel

It is a manual process. It is used to guide the spreader.

Turn Tube

Fabric rotation is controlled by the turning tube. It also helps with fabric feeding to the spreader.

Squeezing Roller

It is the main part of the de-watering machine. The water in the wet fabric is squeezed by the squeezing roller.

Guide Wheel

The guide wheel helps feed the fabric into the squeezing roller.

Security Shield

A security shield is an emergency switch settled with a plastic board very near the padder. When it is close to the padder it is on, and when it is pulled back, it is off. If a big knot is going to pass the padder then it immediately pulls back the board to stop the machine. It is an automatic system to ensure the security of the padder. It helps to avoid any type of incidence.

Air Injection Switch

It pushes air into the fabric to turn it into a balloon. It helps to turn the rope from the fabric into an open form.

Photocell

A photocell is an autosensor that controls air injection.

In sum, during the de-watering process, a softener is applied to the knit fabric. Also, various types of chemicals can be applied to the fabric by this de-watering machine. It is important to maintain uniform tension during operation; otherwise, GSM can vary in different parts of the fabric.

As mentioned above, it is important to know about the different parts of a de-watering machine. It also helps a textile engineer to be clear about a de-watering machine and its purpose of use.

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