Air-jet looms are among the most air-intensive machines in a textile mill, using high-pressure air to carry the weft yarn across the warp.
Why Weaving Needs Stable Air
Every weft insertion depends on a precise blast of air, so pressure fluctuation causes missed picks, broken yarn and fabric defects.
Air Quality for Looms
Clean, dry air keeps the nozzle and valves free of dust and moisture, protecting both the machine and the finished fabric.
Sizing for the Weave Room
Add the air demand of all running looms, allow for nozzle wear and leakage, and hold pressure steady at the machine inlet.
Tell us your loom count and we will size a compressed air system for the weave room.