A-frame trolley for fabric winding
of big batch rolls
A-FRAME
Continuous fabric preparation to simplify finishing and reduce downtime

Smoother fabric flow

Reduction of downtime

High preparation speed

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A-FRAME
A-frame trolley for fabric winding
PRODUCT OVERVIEW

A-frame trolley for winding and preparing fabric reels of all types with attachment for maneuvering rudder, complete with motorized shaft and brake.

WHY CHOOSE A-FRAME
BENEFITS

Reduces roll changes and downtime

Prepare longer batches for continuous processes

Improves continuity, alignment and tension management

A-frame for large rolls: A-frame for large rolls

Automatic roll merging

Continuous tissue preparation

Voltage control

Customized line configuration

Knit

Woven

Virtually all fabrics

Textile finishings

Dyeing

Preparation and feeding lines

MAIN TECHNICAL DATA
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IN ACTION
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A-frame trolley for winding rolls and fabric

Find out how A-FRAME works in the line and improves the production flow.

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PRODUCTS DEVELOPED

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TEXTILE COMPANIES AUTOMATED

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN TEXTILES

BENEFITS
Improve the efficiency of your line
INSTALLATION AND SUPPORT

Complete support from design through to commissioning, with direct ComatexCARE assistance

In depth

A-frame trolley for winding rolls | Comatex

A-frame trolley for winding and preparing fabric reels of all types with attachment for maneuvering rudder, complete with motorized shaft and brake.

Frequently asked questions

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What is A-FRAME used for?

A-frame trolley for winding and preparing fabric reels of all types with attachment for maneuvering rudder, complete with motorized shaft and brake.

Which fabrics can A-FRAME process?

Processable fabrics and materials: Jersey, Shuttle, Virtually all fabrics.

Can A-FRAME be integrated into an existing line?

A-frame trolley for winding rolls can be evaluated for integration into existing textile production lines; interfaces and configuration must be defined according to the upstream and downstream equipment.