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  • 16 inch CMC cam shifters

    16 inch CMC cam shifters

      16 inch CMC cam shifters. Price $2,950 U.S. each

      Dalton, GA
    • 1985 4m, CMC loop tufting

      1985 4m, CMC loop tufting machine frame

        4 meter, CMC loop frame with front and rear 5 inch yarn feed rollers, single 5/32nd gauge staggered needle bar with 24 inch cam shifter. Year 1985. WS2252

        Dalton, GA
      • CMC 1/10th gauge Paragon sample

        CMC 1/10th gauge Paragon sample machine

          CMC 1/10 th gauge Paragon sample machine with 16” cam shifters. Dual yarn feed with 2 pile height clutches on front side. WS2557

          Dalton, GA
        • CMC 1/10th gauge enhanced loop

          CMC 1/10th gauge enhanced loop sample tufter

            CMC 1/10 th gauge enhanced loop sample tufter with 5, servo driven rolls each side. WS2559

            Dalton, GA
          • CMC 1-10th gauge, Cut Pile

            CMC 1-10th gauge, Cut Pile Sample Machine

              CMC 1-10th gauge cut pile sample machine with two shifting needle bars. Currently tufting 24″ wide. Plate frame. Servo needle bar shifters. WS2692

              Dalton, GA
            • 1990 4m, 1/8th gauge CMC

              1990 4m, 1/8th gauge CMC PCUC tufting machine

                4m, 1/8th gauge CMC PCUC tufting machine, Year 1990. Serial # D896590-715. Dual 5” yarn feed with 16” cam shifter, currently tufting 144” wide. Inverter Cabinet. Voltage is 480v/3ph/60hz. WS2494

                Dalton, GA
              • 1989 4 meter, 1-8th gauge

                1989 4 meter, 1-8th gauge CMC cut pile tufting machine

                  4 meter, 1-8th gauge CMC cut pile tufting machine. YOM 1989. Staggered needle bar, 24″ cam shifter, rear yarn feed. Needle bar width is 14’8″. Pile height range from 15 mm to 31 mm. WS2663

                  Dalton, GA
                • 4 Meter, 1/8th Gauge, CMC

                  4 Meter, 1/8th Gauge, CMC Graphics Cut Pile Tufting Machine

                    4 meter, 1/8th gauge CMC graphics cut pile tufting machine. 24″ cam shifters. 4 inch yarn feed rollers each side. Currently tufting 145″. T120. WS2751

                    Dalton, GA
                  • 1982 4 meter CMC 1/8th

                    1982 4 meter CMC 1/8th gauge Cut Pile Graphics tufting machine

                      4 meter CMC 1/8th gauge Cut Pile Graphics tufting machine currently tufting 130 inches. Staggered needle bar. Blade blocks out to 150 inches. Dual 4” yarn feed. Two 16” cam shifters. Inverter panel. YOM 1982. WS...

                      Dalton, GA
                    • 1990 4 Meter, 1/8th Gauge

                      1990 4 Meter, 1/8th Gauge CMC Precision Cut Un-Cut Tufting Machine

                        4 meter, 1/8th gauge CMC PCU tufting machine. YOM 1990. 16″ cam shifters. 5″ yarn feed rollers on each side. Currently tufting 145″. T124. WS2750

                        Dalton, GA
                      • 4m, 1/8 Card loop pile

                        4m, 1/8 Card loop pile

                          4m, 1/8 Card loop pile rebuilt by CMC, S/N D-826282-102R. Four-roll 4 diameter yarn feed on both sides of tufter. 16 inch cam shifter. Currently tufting 144 inches wide. WS1885.

                          Dalton, GA

                        Overview

                        Weaving equipment encompasses a variety of machinery used in the textile industry to interlace threads or yarns to create fabrics. This category includes looms, warping machines, and other related devices. These machines are essential for producing a wide range of textiles, from simple cloth to complex woven patterns, and are used in both industrial and small-scale textile production.

                        FAQ

                        What should I consider when buying a used weaving machine?

                        Consider the machine's age, operational condition, and capacity. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and review maintenance records if available.

                        How do I ensure the weaving machine is shipped safely to my location?

                        Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

                        What is the maintenance schedule for a weaving machine?

                        Regular maintenance should include lubrication of moving parts, checking for thread tension and alignment, and cleaning to remove lint and debris. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.