Crabtree, Axminster Carpet Looms, 2000/2001, 4m Working Width, 12 Colours, 100 ppm

Description

  1. Loom A
    1. Year: 2000
    2. Number of colours: 12 colours
    3. Working width: 4 meter
    4. Reed densities: 7 pitch / inch, 276 pitch / meter
    5. Linear qualities: 4 rows / inch to 14+ rows / inch, 160 rows / meter to 550+ rows / meter
    6. Pile length at draw off: 0.6875 in to 1.375, 17.5 mm to 35 mm
    7. Tuft length (pile above backing corinthian weave): 0.25 in to 0.60, 6 mm to 15 mm
    8. Weave types / constructions: 3 shot, “corinthian” broadloom weave, “kardax” rug weave
    9. Loom speed: 100 picks per minute
    10. Noise levels: not to exceed 85 db
    11. Efficiency coefficient: (see below)
    12. Weaving efficiencies (hour to hour) between 70% and 80%
    13. This figure will depend on the following variables: correct tubing and creeling sequence, proper pile yarn quality, proper weft and warp yarn quality, knotless yarns, tuner / weaver / creeler skill and aptitude, proper utility services to loom and jacquard
    14. Production efficiencies (month to month): up to 80% of weaving efficiency figure
    15. This figure will depend on the following variables: actual weaving efficiencies achieved, frequency and duration of creel changing, frequency and duration of pattern changing, frequency and duration of warp beam changing, time spent for maintenance / cleaning and other downtime
  2. Loom B
    1. Year: 2001
    2. Number of colours: 12 colours
    3. Loom size (working width): 4 meter
    4. Reed densities: 7 pitch / inch, 276 pitch / meter
    5. Linear qualities: 4 rows / inch to 14+ rows / inch, 160 rows / meter to 550+ rows / meter
    6. Pile length at draw off: 0.6875 in to 1.375, 17.5 mm to 35 mm
    7. Tuft length (pile above backing corinthian weave): 0.25 in to 0.60, 6 mm to 15 mm
    8. Weave types / constructions: 3 shot, “corinthian” broadloom weave, “kardax” rug weave
    9. Loom speed: 100 picks per minute
    10. Noise levels: not to exceed 85 db
    11. Efficiency coefficient: (see below)
    12. Weaving efficiencies (hour to hour) between 70% and 80%
    13. This figure will depend on the following variables: correct tubing and creeling sequence, proper pile yarn quality, proper weft and warp yarn quality, knotless yarns, tuner / weaver / creeler skill and aptitude, proper utility services to loom and jacquard
    14. Production efficiencies (month to month): up to 80% of weaving efficiency figure
    15. This figure will depend on the following variables: actual weaving efficiencies achieved, frequency and duration of creel changing, frequency and duration of pattern changing, frequency and duration of warp beam changing, time spent for maintenance / cleaning and other downtime