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Huixian Xinda Textile Machinery Parts Co., Ltd. provides the Heddles Washers- Grooved Mail-eyes 420R，1080R，355R flanged steel wire heald sliding wire ring. The flanged Mail-eye heddles is based on ordinary steel wire heald, with an oval or diamond shaped Washer Ring embedded in the middle hole. Its main function is to reduce the frictional resistance between warp yarn and comprehensive eye, and increase the durability of weaving machine Heddles. Textile hardware Accessories - Grooved Mail-eyes of Steel Wire Heald has multiple specifications: 321R、415R、518R、1015R、1020R、328R、355R、380R、385R、1080R、390R、420R、450R、480R。
Huasi (Washer) is the abbreviation for Grooved Mail-eyes, which is surrounded by a groove on the outside and is mainly used for clamping two soldered steel wires and fixing them with solder. The overall shape of the edge is like a flanging shape, so it is called a flanging eye steel wire harness.
Currently, Grooved Mail-eyes mainly uses 1010R, 1020R, 355R, 1080R, and 420R in China; Textile Accessories Parameters of 1080R: Inner width is 3.9mm, inner length is 6.6mm, outer width is 5mm, outer length is 7.3mm, and thickness is 0.8mm.
The dimensions of the 355R Grooved Mail-eyes (sliding wire ring) are: inner width of 2.3mm, inner length of 4.8mm, outer width of 3mm, outer length of 5.5mm, and thickness of 0.5mm; the parameters of the 420R sliding wire ring are: inner width of 4.6mm, inner length of 8.5mm, outer width of 6.4mm, outer length of 10.1mm, and thickness of 1.2mm.
If you need to order products such as tinned wire heald, tinned steel wire heald, textile machine Heddles Washers, steel wire heald, Grooved Mail-eyes, comprehensive eye Huasi, shuttle textile hardware, etc., please contact Mr. Yang from our company for consultation.
