1600mm Full CNC Heavy Duty Wire Mesh Weaving Machine With Continuous Web Removal

 1600mm Full CNC Heavy Duty Wire Mesh Loom with Continuous Web Removal

1.1600mm Full CNC Heavy Duty Wire Mesh Loom Description

The heavy-duty, fully CNC wire mesh weaving machine is built on a reinforced chassis for long continuous runs with larger wire diameters. An industrial PLC + HMI governs servo-driven warp let-off, beat-up, and take-up, while closed-loop tension keeps aperture and density stable under load. Straight-roll / endless take-up options adapt to different downstream processes.

2.1600mm Full CNC Heavy Duty Wire Mesh Loom Key Specifications

3.1600mm Full CNC Technology & Principle

• Servo-coordinated beat-up shapes packing uniformity across the width.

• Closed-loop tension regulates density against drag and roll inertia.

• Reinforced drive & balance minimize deflection and vibration at speed.

4.Quick FAQ

Q1. What wire materials can your weaving machines handle?
Stainless steel (e.g., SS304/316), low-carbon and galvanized steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and some nickel-based alloys (process-dependent). Actual feasibility depends on wire diameter, tensile strength, surface finish, and spool quality. We validate specs via sample or trial run.

Q2. I’m new to wire mesh—how do I choose the right machine?
Start from your application and spec:

• Mesh count & weave (Plain / Twill / Dutch)

• Wire diameter range & material

• Working width (customizable; typical 1.3–1.6 m)

• Throughput target & roll/take-up preference (straight-roll / endless)
  As a rule of thumb: B-Type (Light-Duty) for fine wires & higher counts; D-Type (Heavy-Duty) for thicker wires & longer continuous runs. Share your target mesh and wire—our team will map to a base model + options.

Q3. What mesh range do the machines support?
Typical capability (project-dependent):

• B-Type (Light-Duty): Plain ~30–500 mesh/in; supports Twill/Dutch with fine wires.

• D-Type (Heavy-Duty): Plain ~10–100 mesh/in; supports Twill/Dutch with thicker wires.
  We confirm final ranges after evaluating wire/material and quality targets.

Q4. Do you provide installation, training, and commissioning?
Yes. We offer on-site or remote commissioning, operator training, and process onboarding. A pre-shipment FAT is available; SAT can be arranged at your plant.

Q5. What if the machine has an issue overseas?
We provide remote diagnostics (video call, log review), guided troubleshooting, and spare-parts support. If needed, we can arrange an engineer visit subject to scheduling and service terms.

Q6. What about warranty and spare parts?
Standard warranty terms are available upon request. We recommend a start-up spare kit (consumables & critical parts) to minimize downtime.

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