airbond 131 Series Splicers Instructions

airbond 131 Series Splicers

Specifications

• Models: 131, 133, 133X, 141, 181, 143, 144, 152, 162, 201, 701
• Splice Format: Ends-together, Ends-opposed, Wrap
• Applications: Textiles, composites
• Yarns: Various synthetic and natural fibers
• Yarn Counts: Nm 0.7 to 200, 5 to 1500 tex (up to 25,000 tex for Model 162)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can these splicers handle a wide range of yarn types?

A: Yes, Airbond splicers can handle various yarn types including synthetic fibers, natural fibers, elastic materials, and more.

Q: What is the maximum yarn count supported by these splicers?

A: The yarn counts supported range from Nm 0.7 to 200 and up to 25,000 tex depending on the model.

Q: Are there manual and automatic cutting options available?

A: Yes, some models offer manual trim while others feature automatic cutting for different applications.

Airbond – world leaders in splicing technology.

• Yarn splicers cut costs in the world of traditional textiles.
• Airbond has a reputation for tough, reliable, splicers.
• Now Airbond has created revolutionary new splicers for the demanding composites industry.
• Yarns for textiles; yarns for composites – Airbond can splice them all.
• The cutting-edge manufacturing process makes Airbond splicers simple, strong, and light – and very reliable. Airbond’s customer relations are second to none; we believe in quality, honesty, and good communication. Our strong R&D team can create splicers to meet market needs – quickly.

Special features of Airbond splicers

• Highest European quality standards
• Advanced manufacturing technique.
• Very low maintenance costs.
• Tough, polyamide material.
• Light weight.
• Remarkable range of counts – up to 16000 tex.
• Nightmare materials like carbon are now routine.

Revolutionary 3D printed construction method:

• Fewer parts.
• Fewer joints.
• Fewer fastenings.

Splicers for textiles and light industrial applications

• Model 131
  The latest version of Airbond’s original carpet-yarn splicer.
  Manual trim

  • Splice format: Ends-together
  • Applications: Carpet weaving, carpet tufting, upholstery, fancy yarn constructions
  • Yarns: Synthetic c.f., synthetic staple, woollen spun, worsted spun, all fibre blends
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.7 to 200, 5 to 1500 tex

• Model 133

  • The performance of the Model 131, with reliable automatic cutting Auto-cut.
  • Splice format: Ends-together Applications: Carpet weaving, carpet tufting, upholstery, fancy yarn constructions
  • Yarns: Synthetic c.f., synthetic staple, woollen spun, worsted spun, all fibre blends
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.7 to 200, 5 to 1500 tex

• Model 133X
  Purpose Designed Splicer for Elasticated Materials

  • Splice format: Ends-together
  • Applications: Any textile processes involving elastic yarns
  • Yarns: Elastane, Spandex, Lycra
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.7 to 200, 5 to 1500 tex

Splicers for composites and heavier industrial applications

• Model 141
  The main Airbond splicer for yarns up to 1200 tex
  Auto-cut.

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Most textile processes such as weaving, knitting, tufting, braiding.
  • Yarns: Natural fibres, plus Nylon, Polyester, glass fibre, aramid.
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.8 to 200, 5 to 1200 tex

• Model 181
  The composites version of the Airbond splicer for specialist yarns up to 1200 tex
  Auto-cut.

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Most textile processes such as weaving, knitting, tufting, braiding.
  • Yarns: Glass, Carbon, Aramid, as well as traditional yarns
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.8 to 200, 5 to 1200 tex

• Model 143
  The simple choice for splicing difficult materials like glass- up to 7000 tex
  Manual trim.

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Composites processes such as filament winding, pultrusion, and weaving.
  • Yarns: Carbon fibre, glass fibre, aramid, Panox, synthetic C.F
  • Yarn counts: up to 7000 tex

• Model 144
  A version of the Model 143 – but capable of splicing much higher-count yarns.
  Manual trim.

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Composites processes such as filament winding, pultrusion, and weaving.
  • Yarns: Carbon fibre, glass fibre, aramid, Panox, synthetic C.F
  • Yarn counts: up to 16000 tex

• Model 152
  The super-capable, bench-mounted splicer for composites. Top performance.
  Auto-cut.

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Composites processes such as filament winding, pultrusion, and weaving.
  • Yarns: Carbon fibre, glass fibre, aramid, Panox, synthetic C.F
  • Yarn counts: up to 16000 tex

• Model 162
  Air-powered wrapper splicer

  • Splice format: Wrap
  • Applications: Composites processes such as filament winding, pultrusion and weaving.
  • Yarns: Monofilament; False Grass; Braided; High-Twist; Coated yarn; Heavily sized.
  • Yarn counts: Up to 25,000 tex, any twist.

• Model 201
  The Simple and Ergonomic 3D printed Splicer
  Manual trim

  • Splice format: Ends-together
  • Applications: Carpet weaving, carpet tufting, upholstery, fancy yarn constructions
  • Yarns: Synthetic c.f., synthetic staple, woollen spun, worsted spun, all fibre blends
  • Yarn counts: Nm 0.7 to 200, 5 to 1500 tex

• Model 701
  The lightweight option for splicing composites

  • Splice format: Ends-opposed
  • Applications: Composites processes such as filament winding, pultrusion, and weaving.
  • Yarns: Carbon fibre, glass fibre, aramid, Panox, synthetic C.F
  • Yarn counts: up to 7000 tex

Airbond
Unit 1, Pavilion Industrial Estate,
Pontypool, NP4 6NF, U.K.
(44) 1495 755661
www.airbondsplicer.com
enquiries@airbondsplicer.com

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