Ultimate Lap Former Preparation: Key Features & Developments

Md Mahedi Hasan

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What is Lap Former?

Lap former is the machine that converts breaker-drawn slivers into mini lap.

Lap Former Preparation
Lap Former Preparation

Lap preparation:

Lap preparation is the process of preparing the lap for the combing process by making flat laps by combining multiple draw frame slivers. It influences the quality of the combed sliver.

Importance of Lap Former: 

1) Make fiber straight & parallel in comber sliver.

2) Easy opening of fibres from sliver.

3) Reduce fabric damage.

4) Reduce the amount of waste.

5) Reduce strain on the combing cylinder & top comb.

6) Reduce thick & thin places in slivers.

Features of Super Lap Former:

1) The machine has 3 heads, each fed by 16 – 28 draw frame slivers.

2) The lap formed 3 different zones: creeling, draughting,& superimposed.

3) The final lap wound onto a spool.

Technical Data / Specifications of Super lap former:

Lap weight = 700 – 12000 grains/yds.

Delivery speed = 70 – 180 m / min.

Spool = Plastic

Spool Dimension = 180 mm diameter & 300 mm width.

Lap Former Preparation
Lap Former Preparation

Recent Development of Modern Lap Former:

1) Auto grain adjuster.

2) Auto doffing ( Replacing the full spool with an empty spool automatically)

3) Auto-stop motion.

4) Auto lap-carrying device.

-5) Fault-indicating lamp.

6) Lap length measuring device.

About the Author

Md Mahedi Hasan

Mahedi Hasan working as an Executive in Fabric Marketing at Textile Suppliers Ltd. Graduated with B.Sc. in Textile Engineering. Before was a Top Rated content writer at Upwork, and Level 02 Seller at Fiverr, Level 02 Publisher at Ezoic. Very passionate about content writing, SEO practice, and fashion website designing. Highly Experienced fashion writer for the last 4+ years. Have extensive 7 years of experience in the wholesale clothing business.

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