E+L KF 2020 Pneumatic Web Guider and Selvedge Holder
Pneumatic edge holder that keeps the web centred and the selvedge open at the stenter infeed.
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Stenter machines divide into clip stenters and pin stenters. A clip holds the fabric edge between jaw and knife instead of piercing it, so the edges of the cloth come out relatively flat, which is why clip stentering is used for thicker fabrics and for articles where the selvedge is visible.
Knife closure clips for Monforts, Bruckner, Artos and Stentex frames, plus a double use pin and clip part.
Pneumatic edge holder that keeps the web centred and the selvedge open at the stenter infeed.
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Air-powered selvedge spreader that opens curled edges just before pinning, without touching the cloth hard.
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The third Bruckner clip geometry, completing the set we hold for Bruckner frames.
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The second Bruckner clip geometry, for frames that variant A does not fit.
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Bruckner clip, the first of three variants we hold for Bruckner frames.
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Bruckner clips supplied already mounted on chain, ready to fit as a section.
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Clip for Artos stenter frames, supplied loose or mounted on Artos chain.
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Clip for Stentex stenter frames, reproduced from sample where original spares are scarce.
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The holder that carries the pin plate on an Artos chain, matched to the Artos clip profile.
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Monforts profile pin plate, the first of the two base profiles we hold for Monforts frames.
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The second Monforts base profile we hold, for frames whose holder seat differs from Type 1.
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Monforts clip that opens at the infeed, closes its knife on the cloth, and reopens at the machine end.
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One part that works as a pin stenter and as a clip stenter, so the frame runs both ways without a bed change.
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The first of our Monforts clip profiles, for frames whose clip geometry differs from the others.
View DetailsA clip that is nearly right does not fail cleanly. It binds on the chain or fails to close fully, and the symptom is cloth dropped in a chamber rather than an obvious mechanical fault. That makes the wrong clip an expensive mistake to diagnose.
At first the clip is open. When the cloth enters, the knife of the clip closes and the cloth is held tightly. At the end of the machine, the clip reopens.
Clips leave no pin marks and suit thicker fabrics, but they need a specific edge, preferably a selvedge, and are usually confined to woven fabrics. Pins hold more tension and run faster, at the cost of pinholes in the selvedge.
Yes. Our double use clip for Monforts frames works as a pin stenter and as a clip stenter, which removes the bed changeover from the schedule.
Send a sample clip. Clip geometry changed across frame generations and is not reliably identified from a model number.
Yes, as assembled sections that are cycle tested before despatch, which shortens the shutdown considerably.
We reverse engineer from your sample and record the specification, so future orders are placed by reference.
Pin plates, clips, chains, PEEK wear parts and brush wheels for Monforts frames.
Three clip variants, three chain builds, two pin plate profiles and both brush wheel sizes for Bruckner frames.
Chains with copper or PEEK sliders, PEEK bushes, two pin plate profiles, clips and 205 by 145 brush wheels.
Guide rail, chain, chain parts, 76 mm pin plate holders, pin plates, brush wheels and high temperature chain oil.
One part per machine is enough. We identify the profile, record it against your account, and repeat orders are placed by reference.