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.
Cross-laps the carded web to build the batt before the next stage — suited to needle-punch, spunlace and thermal-bonding lines.
The Type I cross lapper is a web-forming unit that folds the carded web into a multi-layer batt within a nonwoven production line, setting the weight and width of the batt before bonding. It suits needle-punch, spunlace and thermal-bonding processes.
It folds the web back and forth on a new folded-plate frame for high stability, with an anti-static PVC apron at the infeed and a synchronous-belt-driven reciprocating motion for smooth, precise laying. The unit takes an input apron of 1700~2700mm and delivers an output apron of 2700~10600mm, at a spreading speed of ≤45m/min and power of 8.2~23.9kw.
Vina Nonwoven is the authorized Zhentai representative in Vietnam, advising on apron-width selection by product, installation and in-country warranty. Contact us for a quote.
It cross-laps the carded web to build the batt, suited to nonwoven production via needle-punch, spunlace (hydroentanglement) and thermal-bonding technologies.
The input apron is 1700~2700mm while the output apron is 2700~10600mm, because the machine layers the web crosswise across the output width to build a batt wider and thicker than the incoming web.
Maximum spreading speed is ≤45m/min, with motor power of 8.2~23.9kw.
A new folded-plate frame provides high stability, an anti-static PVC apron handles the infeed, and the reciprocating motion is driven by a synchronous belt for smooth, precise laying.
Yes, Vina Nonwoven can advise on the right lapper for your process (needle-punch, spunlace or thermal-bonding) and quote based on your specific configuration. Please contact us via hotline or Zalo.
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