Interval cleaning for first-class yarn quality
Recycled fibres tend to accumulate in the rotor grooves. Such contamination can impair the yarn quality and increase yarn breaks. The Autocoro 11 has an innovative solution to this problem: the new patented interval cleaning of the rotors implemented in the Doffing Cleaning Unit (Fig. 4).
State-of-the-art linear motor technology ensures that the cleaning process is now digitally controlled and perfectly synchronised. The combination of pneumatic and mechanical cleaning at regular intervals ensures effective removal of deposits. The recently integrated movement mode of the cleaning scraper optimises cleaning even further. A precise positioning of the scraper in the rotor groove ensures that deposits cannot stick in the first place.
All these advanced technology features enable excellent spinning stability and high, constant yarn quality. Yarn breaks are significantly reduced, and the processing of recycled fibres is made much easier on Autocoro 11 with Recycling Xtreme.
Focus on raw material efficiency
In the past, the aim was to eliminate short fibres to achieve maximum yarn quality. Today, the focus is on minimising the loss of valuable raw materials to achieve a more circular economy in textiles.
Saurer – for saving fibres from bale to yarn
From the bale opener to cards and draw frames up to the spinning machine- in the production of carded rotor yarn, up to 9% of cotton and recycled fibres are discarded as waste during the production process. To reduce the ecological footprint, it is essential to reduce the share of waste. The new Autocoro 11 in the Recycling Xtreme edition offers innovative solutions for processing a wide range of recycled fibre types and blends economically and with low losses.
Innovative three-chamber system separates clean fibres
In the new Autocoro 11, fibres of good quality, which are sorted out during the piecing process from the spinning box, are collected separately in an innovative three-chamber system (Fig. 5). These process-related rejected fibres can simply be fed back into the spinning process. This saves on raw material costs while contributing to sustainable production.