Reconditioned in 2001, completely rewired and fitted with new ABB control panel with AC inverter drives
24 ropes
Entry frame from a 24 position double ball warp creel
Two preparation tanks with padders, 10 tons pressure
Draw nip scour/dye/saturate compartments
Drum skyer
30 yards steamer
6 indigo dye tanks with 4 x 5 ton padders and 4 x 10 ton padders
66 drums skyer
Oxidation: 6 times 40 yards
4 washing tanks with padders, 5 ton pressure; final heavy duty padder, 10 ton pressure
3 stacks of 12 drying cylinders, year 1980, steam pressure 73 psi
1 stack of 12 drying cylinders, year 2001, steam pressure 73 psi
Take off by coilers on supporting framework
12 stainless steel chemical dosing tanks with mixers: 1 x 3000 litres, 2 x 1500 litres, 5 x 1200 litres, 2 x 1000 litres, 2 x 500 litres, all fitted with delivery pumps
Morrison Sanforiser Range
Working width: 1.8mm
Year: 1976
Entry with J-box, 2 bowl squeezer padder, 12 tons pressure, top bowl rubber, bottom bowl stainless steel
Skewing device
One stack of twelve steam heated drying cylinders, teflon coated
Pup stenter with a clip chain
Compressive shrinker unit with rubber blanket
Steam heated palmer cylinder with cooling and drying cylinder
J-box take off by contact batcher onto a frames
M-Coy Ellison Ball Warping Machines
With Hacoba creels
375 ends
Quantity: 2
Atlas Copco Screw Compressors
Type: GA 160
Year: 2000
Max pressure: 8.5 bar
Input power: 167kW
Quantity: 2
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