
Huixian Xinda Textile Machinery Parts Co., Ltd. provides a 13½"coreless three ceramic eye nylon shuttle -343*45*35mm. The total length of the textile equipment - weaving machine shuttle is 343mm, the outer width of the shuttle bottom is 45mm, the upper outer width is 42.2mm, the width inside the shuttle cavity is 31.7mm, the total inner length of the shuttle cavity is 265mm, and the effective inner length is 222 mm; There are three ceramic eyes at the front of the shuttle, with an outer diameter of 7.8mm.

The white coreless clamp is suitable for coreless tubes with a neck diameter of 12.7mm, and the length of the yarn tube matched with the 13½"coreless three ceramic eye nylon shuttle is 230mm or 220mm.

The length of the neck position of the tube is 20mm, the thickness of the flat head is 14.7mm, the outer diameter of the round head is 17.6mm, and the pink shock-absorbing cylindrical heads on both sides of the coreless chuck are used for resetting the chuck.

The 13 inch and a half coreless shuttle is divided into left and right hands, with different weft probing holes on both sides. On the weft insertion side (see figure below), the inner width is 7.5mm and the inner length is 39.5mm; on the back plate side, the inner width is 5.6mm and the inner length is 19.6mm. The shuttle bottom slot has an inner width of 15.4mm and an inner length of 144mm.

Textile equipment products include shuttle looms, coreless nylon shuttles, and three ceramic eye shuttles, which are vulnerable components. The concave pits at the bottom of the shuttle's ceramic eye have an inner width of 15.4mm and an inner length of 27.3mm. The shuttle body is made of wear-resistant and anti-static materials and is produced and processed in black or brown colors.

We are coreless shuttle, nylon shuttle, porcelain eye, shuttle, textile equipment -13 half; Suppliers of coreless three ceramic eye nylon shuttles -343 * 45 * 35mm. If you need to purchase weaving shuttles, coreless shuttles, and other products, please contact our company for consultation.







