Can water jet looms process differentiated and functional fibers?

The water jet loom has certain advantages in processing differentiated fibers and functional fibers. The following are the performances of the water jet loom in this regard:

1. Processing differentiated fibers
Strong adaptability: The water jet loom can handle various types of differentiated fibers, especially some synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, etc. These fibers are commonly used to produce high-strength and durable fabrics, and the high efficiency and precise control of water jet looms enable them to meet the weaving needs of these fibers.
Suitable for differentiated fibers with larger fiber diameters: For thicker or thicker differentiated fibers, the water jet loom can adjust the airflow and yarn tension to make the spinning of the yarn smoother, reduce breakage and deformation.
Suitable for high humidity and relatively coarse yarn: The water flow characteristics of the water jet loom have good adaptability to some fibers that need to be wetted and reduce friction (such as certain special synthetic fibers). Water flow can help these fibers maintain stable tension during the weaving process, preventing breakage or damage.

2. Processing functional fibers
Moisture wicking fibers: Water jet looms are very suitable for processing moisture wicking fibers such as polyester and nylon, which are widely used in sportswear and functional clothing. The water jet loom can lubricate the yarn with water flow, maintain the characteristics of the fibers, and effectively process these functional fibers.
Antibacterial fibers: For fibers with antibacterial properties, water jet looms can ensure that the antibacterial function of the fibers is not compromised during the weaving process. The control of water flow and yarn tension helps to maintain the original characteristics of the fibers, ensuring that the final fabric has antibacterial effects.
UV resistant fibers: Water jet looms are suitable for processing fibers containing UV resistant properties, especially polyester fibers. The effect of water flow reduces fiber surface friction and maintains the performance of functional polyester, making it suitable for the production of outdoor sportswear.
Not suitable for all functional fibers: For some functional fibers with special coatings or surface treatments (such as waterproof, oil resistant, or windproof fibers), water jet looms may not be suitable for processing. This is because water flow may affect these coatings or surface properties, thereby reducing the effectiveness of functional fibers.