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.
Produces high-density, high-quality needle-punched nonwovens with two opposed needle boards.
A high-speed counter needle loom is a needle-punching machine used to produce high-density, high-quality nonwoven fabric by punching the fibre web from both sides on a needle-punch production line.
Two opposed needle boards punch simultaneously from above and below, bonding the fibres tightly and evenly on both faces to yield a dense, firm fabric suited to geotextiles, technical felt and premium backing fabric. A vertically balanced transmission on a stable framework keeps it smooth at a high frequency of 800–1200 punches/min, while a working width of 2000–9200mm and a needle density up to 5000–8300n/m per board (×2 boards) handle very high-density fabrics.
Vina Nonwoven is the authorized Zhentai representative in Vietnam: we help you choose the right width and needle density for your product, with local installation, maintenance and warranty.
It uses two needle boards that punch the web from both opposing sides, producing higher-density, higher-quality and more uniform needle-punched nonwovens than single-side punching.
Needle density is 5000~8300n/m per board (n/m×2boards) — effectively double the punching density of a single-board machine at the same width.
Machine width ranges 2000~9200mm, with needle stroke 30~60mm and needle frequency 800~1200s/min.
Yes — a vertically balanced needle-punching transmission on a stable framework, plus a large oil-tank main shaft with automatic lubrication and cooling, ensures smooth, durable operation even at high speed.
Pricing depends on the width and configuration chosen; contact Vina Nonwoven via hotline or Zalo for detailed consultation and a quote.
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