This V-creel is commonly used with sectional warping machines used for short-staple yarns. Its compact frame and open yarn path, free of intermediate guides between the creel and the reed, make it ideal for delicate fibers that are sensitive to friction. The creel design supports low-tension, high-speed unwinding, helping minimize tension variations and yarn breakage during warping. Yarn packages are arranged in a staggered V-formation to maximize space efficiency. A standby set of bobbins can be placed inside the V-structure for quick replacement, which shortens downtimes and streamlines operation. This creel setup is particularly suitable for high-speed warping processes.

• Bobbin replacement is done by inserting new packages into the creel, followed by automatic group exchange via a motor-driven circulating chain.
• The V-shaped dual creel wing layout of the creel uses external yarn guiding, allowing yarn to move freely without any intermediate contact elements, minimizing friction.
• Each spindle is equipped with a non-contact photoelectric yarn break detector that accurately monitors even fine, low-tension yarns.
• Break indicators are installed for each spindle and each row. The control box displays the exact location of yarn breaks by row and layer, making it easy for operators to respond quickly and maintain productivity.
• A yarn count preview function allows operators to verify the total number of yarns before warping begins. Warping can only proceed once the preview matches the required settings.
• Yarn tension differences between the front and rear creels are reduced by adjusting the wrap angle with a pre-tension bar, helping to minimize individual yarn tension variation. The bar also prevents tangling when restarting after a sudden stop during high-speed unwinding.
• Each spindle features a yarn clamping device that applies gentle braking at start-up and stop points, preventing yarn slack during acceleration or deceleration.
• The yarn cutting system operates electrically for clean and efficient trimming.
• A periodic air-blowing unit is included for dust removal.
• An independent control box is mounted on the front side of the creel for easy operation and monitoring.

Rotating V-creels are used during the warping process to hold yarn packages in place. Their V-shaped configuration enables a compact layout and efficient space usage, which is ideal for short fiber warping systems. The design supports smooth unwinding and stable yarn tension, contributing to better warping quality.

In addition to various types of creel tensioners, we also supply warp beams in different sizes for warping machines, as well as fabric batching rollers used in air jet and water jet looms.