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GROSS BECKRET CARDING WIRE SPECIFICATION

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GROSS BECKRET CARDING WIRE SPECIFICATION :-

    Hi friends in this blog we discuss about the carding machine wire specification details. So many company wires available in market. In this blog we see especially GROSS BECKRET card clothing (wire) specification.  Already we discuss about TRUTZSCHLER card wire specification in pervious blog if you want details about thatwire pls click the link see the details. Pls read the blog fully and comment if any doubt in this blog.

EXAMPLE GROSS BECKRET WIRE
WE TAKE GROSS BECKRET WIRE FOR EXAMPLE
LICKERIN
V8-00-42
V8,V12,V16 INTERLOCKED LICKERIN WIRE
HEIGHT STANDARD 5.0 mm
0 ANGLE DEGRRE 0 DEGREE
42 PPSI (POINT PER SQURE INCH) 42 PPSI
LICKERIN
L55-00-28
L GROOVED LICKERIN WIRE
55 HEIGHT 5.5 mm
00 ANGLE DEGRRE 0 DEGREE
28 PPSI (POINT PER SQURE INCH) 28 PPSI
C20-25-81
C CYLINDER WIRE
20 HEIGHT 1/10 mm 2.0 mm
25 ANGLE DEGRRE 25 DEGREE
81 MULTIPLY 10 PPSI (POINT PER SQURE INCH) 810 PPSI
D37-30-40
D DOFFER WIRE
37 HEIGHT 1/10 mm 3.7 mm
30 ANGLE DEGRRE 30 DEGREE
40 MULTIPLY 10 PPSI (POINT PER SQURE INCH) 400 PPSI
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