Model No.: HX-4005
Condition: New
Trademark: KingStar
Transport Package: Paper
Specification: Aluminum
Origin: China
Model No.: HX-4005
Condition: New
Trademark: KingStar
Transport Package: Paper
Specification: Aluminum
Origin: China
The vacuum glass sucker is designed for efficient and safe handling of glass panels. It features a durable aluminum alloy handle, which ensures comfort and stability during use. The cup material is made of high-quality rubber, providing strong suction power and long-lasting performance.
This product comes in various colors, allowing for easy customization to match different environments or brand requirements. The rubber pad has a diameter of 123mm and a thickness of 7mm, ensuring maximum contact area and secure grip. It includes two suction pads, making it ideal for lifting heavy glass panels with ease.
The maximum suction lifting capacity reaches up to 100KG, making it suitable for both industrial and commercial applications. It is commonly used as a glass lifter and for glass installation tasks. The minimum order quantity (MOQ) is 500 pieces, and OEM/ODM services are available to meet specific customer needs.
Below are the detailed specifications:
| Feature | Description |
|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| Handle Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Cup Material | Rubber |
| Color | Various Colors |
| Diameter of Rubber Pad | 123mm |
| Thickness of Rubber | 7mm |
| Number of Suction Pads | 2 |
| Max Suction Capacity | 100KG |
| Usage | Glass Lifter, Glass Install |
| MOQ | 500 PCS |
| OEM/ODM | Available |
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Beams are an essential component of a Warp Knitting Machine. They are cylindrical rollers that hold the warp yarns in place and feed them into the machine. The beams are typically made of aluminum or steel and come in various sizes and configurations depending on the type of warp knitting machine and the specific application.
The beams are mounted on the machine's creel and are loaded with warp yarns. As the machine operates, the beams rotate, and the yarns are drawn through the needles and knitted into a fabric. The speed and tension of the beams are carefully controlled to ensure that the yarns are fed into the machine at a consistent rate, resulting in a uniform and high-quality fabric.
Different types of beams are used for different types of warp knitting machines. For example, a warp knitting machine used for producing lace fabrics may require smaller and lighter beams, while a machine used for producing heavy-duty fabrics may require larger and heavier beams.
In addition to holding the warp yarns, the beams may also be equipped with sensors and other devices to monitor and control the tension and speed of the yarns. This helps to ensure that the fabric is produced to the desired specifications and that the machine operates efficiently and reliably.