A thread winder machine is a machine used to wind thread onto a spool or bobbin in a neat and organized manner. It is often used in sewing and textile manufacturing, as well as other industries that use thread as a raw material or component.
There are several types of thread winder machines available, including manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic models. Manual thread winders are typically hand-cranked, and they are used to wind small amounts of thread at a time. Semi-automatic and fully automatic thread winders are powered by electricity, and they can wind larger quantities of thread more quickly and efficiently.
Thread winder machines typically have a spindle or bobbin holder that rotates as the thread is wound onto it. Some models also have additional features, such as a tension control system to adjust the tension of the thread as it is wound, or a cutting mechanism to trim the thread after it has been wound.
Thread winder machines are an essential tool in the sewing and textile industry, as they help to ensure that thread is properly wound and stored, which can improve efficiency and reduce waste.
1. One action type bobbin stopper. *Apply to embroidering machine.
2. Thread-winding volume is adjusted and controlled by a timer.
3. Small size and light weight.
4. The intermittent switch allows simple winding start setting.
5. High-speed two bobbins winding assures the prompt convention of a large volume of thread to bobbins.