Heavy Gauge Wire Handling Wire Mesh Weaving Machine with Dual Servo Motors and PLC Touch Screen Control

1300D stands for 1300mm maximum weaving width with heavy-duty reinforced frame. Integral cast iron body resists vibration and deformation. Dual servo motors control weft feeding and warp tension. Equipped with warp break stop, weft shortage alarm and auto meter stop. Mesh density adjustable via PLC touch screen. Enclosed oil bath gearbox reduces noise. Modular structure for fast mold replacement, auto winding roller for neat mesh rolls. Compatible with stainless steel, galvanized, copper and aluminum wire, small floor space.

High weaving precision for flat mesh with uniform holes. Output 30% higher than ordinary looms at 15–35 m/h. Servo drive lowers friction and extends spare parts service life by 50%. One operator manages 3–5 machines to cut waste. Saves 20% power, easy parameter setting. Service life 8–10 years. Quick molds switch for various wire diameters. Burr-free finished mesh, low maintenance cost.

Stainless filter mesh, galvanized construction & breeding mesh, copper shielding & anti-corrosion mesh, aluminum heat dissipation & decorative mesh, alloy industrial sieve mesh.

Construction, water & chemical filtration, electronics shielding, agriculture breeding, machinery dust prevention, environmental dust removal.

PLC closed-loop servo tension compensation, hydraulic constant-tension unwinding, photoelectric wire break detection, digital length counting stop, silent oil-bath transmission, quick mold change, auto edge correction winding, motor overload power-off protection.

Warp wires form parallel layers. Shedding mechanism opens gaps for weft. Servo shuttle inserts weft, reed beats wires tightly. Traction roller pulls mesh to auto winder. Sensors monitor abnormalities with alarm & stop function for continuous weaving cycles.

1. Straighten, clean and coil raw metal wire
2. Warping to make 1300mm warp beam
3. Install beam, thread wires and fit matching molds
4. Set mesh count, speed and length on touch screen, test run without load
5. Formal weaving with regular quality inspection
6. Auto stop at preset length, cut mesh rolls
7. Inspection, plastic film packing and delivery

Check lubricant, sensors and emergency stop; clean metal scraps inside machine.

Fix warp beam, arrange warp & weft wires, adjust weft tension.

Power on, input parameters, test at low speed then full auto run. Stop machine first to handle alarms.

Cut finished mesh, clear debris, lubricate moving parts, cut power and cover dust cloth.

Wear cut-resistant gloves; no loose clothes near running machine. Do not touch moving components during operation. Cut power before maintenance. Keep electric cabinet dry; no unauthorized circuit modification.

Clean scraps and add lubricant daily; fasten bolts and check wires weekly; replace gear oil and calibrate sensors monthly. Replace worn parts timely. Coat anti-rust oil for long idle time; place machine in dry, corrosion-free workshop.

Change molds for different wire diameters; keep even warp tension; fix broken wires immediately; use clean wire without rust or oil; avoid over-speed operation.