After several years of operation, machines do not meet today's requirements anymore and require a little boost to recover their initial productivity. Rieter provides a wide range of solutions to bring your equipment up to its best levels and even beyond.
With the magnetic attachment at the grid of the Take-off unit, designed with several neodymium magnets, iron parts will be detected and collected. Especially for cotton raw material, the upgrade collects metal parts, which may cause fire accidents and broken wires, before they entering the process.
The take-off unit features a streamlined design to optimize the tuft flow. Some electro-mechanical and other parts are eliminated compared to the previous version.
The tuft transport optimization A 11 aims at upgrading the UNIfloc A 11 to improve its original performance. The package includes mandatory and optional parts.
The wobble disc take-off roller is made out of 39 wobble discs which are welded on a seamless precision pipe which is forming the take-off roller. This take-off roller can be installed in UNIfloc A 1/2, A 10 and A 11.
The round toothed belt is used to transfer the power transmission from the main motor to the take-off roller. This upgraded round toothed belt has 25% more teeth and a rounded tooth shape. These features increase the stability of the belt and based on that, the lifetime increases as well.
The UNIflex B 60 upgrade consists of state-of-the-art key components which improve the running performance and reduce good fiber loss.
Cleaning of the web bridge is a routine task performed on cards to ensure a uniform quality of the sliver. Such a time-consuming task can be substantially reduced with the patented web bridge by Rieter. In the shortest possible time, it can be removed, cleaned and reinstalled without any tools.
Several frequency converter series have become obsolete due to the evolution of electronics over the past ten years. Upgrading these existing series to the latest generation not only reduces downtime but also extends the lifetime of Rieter machines, ensuring operational safety on ring, compact and rotor spinning machines.
Rieter and Haelixa are joining forces to incorporate the traceability solution powered by Haelixa into Rieter spinning systems. Adding a unique physical DNA marker to the fibers during yarn production supports players throughout the value chain in substantiating product claims such as desired product blend, manufacturing location or ethical standards.
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