Zhentai Pre-Opener
Pre-opens fiber bales at the head of the nonwoven line and feeds the next stage by fan — integrated cast frame, even feeding and a strong magnet that removes metal debris.
An upper- and lower-hopper structure with an inverter-controlled fan; the feeding roller follows the autolevelling signal to form an even batt for the next stage.
The air pressure feeder is a batt-feeding machine in the nonwoven fabric production line, used to form an even batt by air pressure and feed it steadily to the web-forming stage or the carding machine.
It uses an upper- and lower-hopper structure with the internal fan driven by an inverter. The feeding roller follows the signal generated by autolevelling, combined with high-accuracy pressure checks on both hoppers and a pneumatic horizontal adjustment structure, so it forms a consistently even batt. Three widths are available, 2500mm, 3000mm and 3750mm, with capacities of 30–500 kg/h.
Vina Nonwoven is the authorized Zhentai representative in Vietnam. We help you choose the width and autolevelling setup for your line, and we handle installation, maintenance and warranty locally.
It uses an upper- and lower-hopper structure with an inverter-driven fan; the feeding roller follows the autolevelling signal together with high-accuracy pressure checks on both hoppers, forming an even batt before it feeds the next stage.
The air pressure feeder is available in three widths: 2500mm, 3000mm and 3750mm.
Capacity ranges 30~500kg/h depending on the width, with motor power of 9.9~18.5kw.
The autolevelling signal controls the output roller to form an even batt, and together with the pneumatic horizontal adjustment structure it keeps the dosage stable before feeding the next stage.
Contact Vina Nonwoven — the Zhentai distributor in Vietnam — via hotline or Zalo for advice on the right width and a quote based on your specific configuration.
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