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PP woven bag weaving machine without a power lubrication
PP woven bags weaving machine includes a cooling system which eliminates the need for power lubrication. Ribbons being fed to the machine pass over a sponge located in a water tank, thereby moistening the ribbons and ensuring that they stay sufficiently cooling as they enter the weaving device.
The present fibc relates to an improved polyethylene/polypropylene (PP) bag weaving machine which does not require a power lubrication and cooling system for the machine itself. Instead, before the weaving ribbons reach the weaving device, a lubrication and cooling system including a pallet, a slide rod, and a water tank is provided to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons directly, thereby preventing the brittleness of the weaving ribbons which would otherwise be caused by the high temperature resulting from the friction between the weaving ribbons and the bulk bags during the weaving process. In addition, the disadvantage of being unable to print on a PE/PP weaving bag manufactured by a conventional method using lubrication oil cooling is eliminated by eliminating the need for lubrication oil cooling.
In view of the above problems, the present invention has been created to provide a lubrication and cooling system before the weaving ribbons reach the weaving device, and to use the water in a water tank to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons directly, so as to avoid any brittleness resulting from high temperature produced by friction during the weaving process, which may affect the product quality, and at the same time to eliminate the disadvantage that it is difficult or impossible to print on a PE/PP weaving bag manufactured by conventional methods using lubrication oil cooling.
Therefore, the main object of the present big bag is to provide a PP bag weaving machine without a power lubrication and cooling system, and which uses water to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons, so that no power is required and other material costs can be saved.
Another object of the present PP woven bags are to moisten the weaving ribbons during the weaving process so that, after high temperature evaporation, printing on the surface of the PE/PP bag will be possible.
PP woven bags weaving machine includes a cooling system which eliminates the need for power lubrication. Ribbons being fed to the machine pass over a sponge located in a water tank, thereby moistening the ribbons and ensuring that they stay sufficiently cooling as they enter the weaving device.
The present fibc relates to an improved polyethylene/polypropylene (PP) bag weaving machine which does not require a power lubrication and cooling system for the machine itself. Instead, before the weaving ribbons reach the weaving device, a lubrication and cooling system including a pallet, a slide rod, and a water tank is provided to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons directly, thereby preventing the brittleness of the weaving ribbons which would otherwise be caused by the high temperature resulting from the friction between the weaving ribbons and the bulk bags during the weaving process. In addition, the disadvantage of being unable to print on a PE/PP weaving bag manufactured by a conventional method using lubrication oil cooling is eliminated by eliminating the need for lubrication oil cooling.
In view of the above problems, the present invention has been created to provide a lubrication and cooling system before the weaving ribbons reach the weaving device, and to use the water in a water tank to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons directly, so as to avoid any brittleness resulting from high temperature produced by friction during the weaving process, which may affect the product quality, and at the same time to eliminate the disadvantage that it is difficult or impossible to print on a PE/PP weaving bag manufactured by conventional methods using lubrication oil cooling.
Therefore, the main object of the present big bag is to provide a PP bag weaving machine without a power lubrication and cooling system, and which uses water to lubricate and cool the weaving ribbons, so that no power is required and other material costs can be saved.
Another object of the present PP woven bags are to moisten the weaving ribbons during the weaving process so that, after high temperature evaporation, printing on the surface of the PE/PP bag will be possible.