Rieter: RSB-D 45 and SB-D 45 Draw Frame
Advancement in Quality and Flexibility
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RSB-D 45 and SB-D
45 Draw Frame offer excellent scanning precision and
autoleveling dynamics with outstanding sliver regularity –
from the first to the last meter. Delivery speed is quickly
altered at batch change at the push of a button on the
machine display. The maximal delivery speed is 1100 m/min.
The new and unique CLEANtube function ensures clean sliver
coiling when processing cotton. A simple change of the
sliver distance in the can makes the draw frame even more
flexible. |
New functions for higher economy and
better quality
The new functions of the RSB-D 45 and SB-D 45 draw frames
offer customers the certainty of achieving an even higher
quality of draw frame sliver and the ability to quickly and
flexibly react to market requirements.
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Mr. Peter Minder (Area sales
manager, Rieter), Dr. Niaz Ahmad (Rector NTU), Dr. Mumtaz
Hasan Malik (Dean Academics, NTU), Prof. Javed Iqbal
(Registrar NTU) etc inaugurating the Rieter drawing RSB D
40. |
Flexibility by frequency-controlled
main drive
Spinning plants must increasingly react at short notice to
the delivery wishes of their customers. When changing material
on the draw frame, it has previously been necessary to exchange
the drive discs when altering the delivery speed. With the RSB-D
45 and SB-D 45 (without autolevelling), alteration of the
delivery speed via the frequency-controlled main drive is easily
made at the push of a button on the machine display.
CLEANtube for sliver without trash
and short-fiber accumulation
CLEANtube is intelligent control of the coiler that prevents
buildup of cotton trash particles and short fibers in the sliver
channel which fall onto the coiled sliver at a machine stop. Per
year and draw frame, CLEANtube saves up to 300 working hours
made necessary for manual removal of these trash accumulations.
Frequently, a half or a whole sliver layer is removed in the
process and with that up to 20 m sliver per can. This
corresponds to a sliver waste of up to 0.6 % that can be saved
thanks to CLEANtube. CLEANtube avoids up to 200,000 faulty
places per year and draw frame and thereby maintains the
production advantages in downstream processing as well as the
yarn quality at a high level.
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Dr. Mumtaz Hasan Malik (Dean
Academics, NTU) presenting the shield to Mr. Saeed Ahmed
(General Manager Marketing, Simag (pvt) Ltd). |
Flexible and quick to set – the
sliver distance in the can
With the new draw frames, the change gear for setting the
sliver distance in the can is ergonomically positioned in the
area of the rotational plate drive. This simplifies the easy and
quick change of the can rotation and consequently the sliver
distance in the can. An optimal can filling quantity as well as
faultless draw-off of the sliver in downstream processing is
thereby guaranteed. The reduced number of belts in the new gear
layout is a clear advantage of the RSB-D 45 and SB-D 45 draw
frames.
Inauguration of RSB D 40 drawing
machine at NTU Faisalabad
According to National Textile University (NTU), Faisalabad,
Rieter has donated drawing frame RSB D40 to the Department of
Yarn Manufacturing. The inauguration ceremony held on November
21, 2011 was organized by the Spinning Society-2011, Department
of Yarn Manufacturing, NTU.
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Dr. Niaz Ahmad (Rector NTU)
presenting the shield to
Mr. Peter Minder (Area sales manager, Rieter). |
On this occasion Mr. Peter Minder the Area Manager of Rieter
explained about drawing frame Rieter and good relations with
National Textile University and contribution of their
representative SIMAG in Pakistan.
Dr. Mumtaz Hasan Malik elaborated on the importance of
textile industry upon the economy of Pakistan. Dr. Niaz Ahmad
Akhtar, Rector of National Textile University gave special
thanks to Mr. Peter Minder, Rieter representative SIMAG on this
donation. Deans of University, Chairmen of all departments, Dr.
Zulfiqar Ali, Chairman along with the faculty of Department of
Yarn Manufacturing, General Managers from different textile
mills of the country, Mr. Mohsin Masood, President Spinning
Society – 2011, Mr. Waseem Abbas and Mr. Ali Raza, Sr.
Coordinators, final year students and the staff of the
Department of Yarn Manufacturing was also present at the
ceremony. The refreshments were organized by the Spinning
Society 2011.
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