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Used Needle Looms in Upper Austria, Austria

  • 1997 DILO OD I 60

    1997 DILO OD I 60 – 6,0m – modified for bentonite needling

    • Manufacturer: Dilo

    DILO OD I 60 – 6,0 m working width – needle density approx. 3.000 or 1.500/lin/m – stroke 60 mm – stroke frequency 1000 rpm – new electrical controls modified and adapted for processing bentonite mats Photo show...

    Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
  • Morrison (James Hunter) needleloom for

    Morrison (James Hunter) needleloom for endless felt 11m w.w. (inside needling zone)

      11 meter wide needle area Cantilevered for endless web 3 needle zones; 1 inside the loop, 2 outside the loop top pass Inside zone rated at 400 rpm Top zones, when running together, rated at 600 rpm Top zones, run...

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • DILO Diloop OD VS 25

      DILO Diloop OD VS 25 rib – made 1988

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      Available in running condition in EU DILO Diloop OD VS 25 needle density 6.000 n/m speed up to 1.200 rpm 40mm stroke 3,5mm pitch incl. Dilo slitter and winder 2,5m incl. original electrical controls 380/50

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • Fehrer NL21/S-RV 2,4m – brush

      Fehrer NL21/S-RV 2,4m – brush velour – made 2002

      • Manufacturer: Fehrer
      • Model: NL21

      immediately available 2,4m working width made 2002 2 x 7.500 needles/m 2.200 rpm 35 mm stroke in running condition in running condition

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • DILO OD I 50 –

      DILO OD I 50 – made 2001, upgraded 2015 with Siemens S7

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      single board downstroke 3.000 needles per meter up to 1.200 rpm infeed finger rolls HMI and electrical controls Siemens S7 – made 2015

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • DILO OUG II 55 –

      DILO OUG II 55 – YOC 1993

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      2019 refurbished incl. new made electrical controls – in running condition – immediately available 4 x 5.000 needles/m 1.200 rpm 60 mm stroke

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • trial or laboratory needleloom 1,3m

      trial or laboratory needleloom 1,3m – Fehrer NL9S

      • Model: NL9

      made 1989 1,3m working width 3.000 needles/m 1.300 rpm 50 mm stroke

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • DILO OUG II 45 –

      DILO OUG II 45 – made 1991

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      4,5m working width incl. electrical controls 4 board “quad” with 4 x 2.875 needles/meter 60mm stroke immediately available

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • DILO OD II 25 needleloom

      DILO OD II 25 needleloom 2,5m wide – made 1991

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      made 1991, incl. spare needleboards, without electrical controls! double board downstroke immediately available! 2 x 2.000 n/m 1.200 rpm 70 (!) mm stroke

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria
    • 2# DILO OD II S

      2# DILO OD II S 40 incl. CBF – made 1991

      • Manufacturer: Dilo

      compressive batt feeder DILO CBF 40 preneedleloom DILO OD II S 40 2 x 4.400 n/m up to 1.300 rpm 60mm stroke finish needleloom DILO OD II S 40 2 x 4.400 n/m up to 1.400 rpm 40mm stroke still in production, immedia...

      Neuhofen an der Krems, Austria

    Overview

    Needle looms are specialized machines used in the textile industry to produce narrow fabrics like ribbons, elastic bands, and tapes. These looms work by interlacing yarns through a series of needles, creating durable and precise textile products. They are essential for manufacturers requiring high-quality, consistent output in narrow fabric production.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used needle loom?

    Check the machine's age, overall condition, and maintenance history. Make sure it meets your production requirements in terms of speed, width, and type of fabric it can produce.

    How do I ensure the needle loom is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a reputable transport service specializing in machinery. Ensure the loom is securely packed and protected against any potential damage during transit.

    What maintenance does a needle loom require?

    Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear on needles and other components, and ensuring the machine is clean and free of dust and debris. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.