It is important to determine the appropriate specifications for your company, considering factors such as cost, durability, the machines to be installed, and available space.
The device that detects abnormalities when threads or wires are cut or loosened is called a "yarn sensor." It is a commonly known device in the textile industry, but are you aware that there are various specifications tailored to different threads and working environments? When introducing a yarn sensor, it is important to determine the appropriate specifications for your company, considering factors such as cost, durability, the machinery to be installed, and available space. This time, we will focus on the parts that make up the sensor and introduce the differences in their features. There are various parts to choose from, including the presence or absence of sensing arms, guides, lead wires, and the wiring methods for limit switches, as well as the type of body and the connection methods for limit switches that align with the machine's design philosophy. Our company carefully listens to our customers' needs and supports the decision-making process for product specifications. Please feel free to consult with us. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, do not hesitate to contact us.*
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In 1924, we founded "Yuasa Shoten," which manufactures and sells yarn guides for textile machinery. Later, in 1963, we established "Yuasa Yarn Guide Industry Co., Ltd." as the manufacturing division for hard chrome-plated yarn guides. Today, we develop, manufacture, and sell yarn guides and devices that are used not only in textile machinery such as weaving machines but also in electrical machinery such as winding machines. Not all products are listed in the catalog, so please feel free to contact us regarding any products that are not included.
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