In the cotton textile industry, dust removal equipment used during the pre-spinning process is responsible for recovering large quantities of waste cotton. The recovered waste cotton is typically processed further after... Fiber compactor Store after processing. Currently, the process typically involves rotating a cotton screw inside a conical mesh cylinder, which scrapes the cotton against the cylinder walls. The fallen cotton is then sucked out and collected by a high-pressure fan through the conical mesh cylinder.
Newly provided Fiber compactor The assembly includes a connecting cylinder, a pressure clamp body, a reduction gearbox, a cotton-pressing screw, a high-pressure fan, an electric motor, a clamp cylinder body, an mounting base, and several core spindles. The lower end of the connecting cylinder is fixedly connected to the upper end of the pressure clamp cylinder body via bolts. Inside the pressure clamp cylinder body is a conical mesh cylinder, and a high-pressure fan is connected to the side of the lower end of the pressure clamp cylinder body. An inlet pipe is provided on the side wall of the connecting cylinder. The pressure clamp cover is arranged at the upper end of the connecting cylinder in a vertically movable manner. The cotton-pressing screw is installed both inside the connecting cylinder and the clamp cylinder body; its upper end is rotatably mounted on the pressure clamp cover. The upper end of the cotton-pressing screw is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the reduction gearbox. The motor’s shaft is connected to the input shaft of the reduction gearbox via a chain drive. The motor is fixed to the mounting base, which is slidably mounted on the pressure clamp cover along an axis perpendicular to the motor shaft. At the outer periphery of the bottom of the connecting cylinder, multiple protruding pillars are formed upward. On the upper end of the pressure clamp cover, there are multiple top rod nuts fixedly attached, each corresponding to one of the protruding pillars.
Fiber compactor The upper end of the housing is equipped with two guide rails that extend axially along a direction perpendicular to the motor shaft. The bottom of the mounting base is slidably mounted on these guide rails. The circumferential edge of the cotton-pressing screw is tightly adjacent to the conical mesh cylinder. By adjusting the distance between the motor and the reducer, the motor can be moved together with the mounting base when maintenance is required, thereby facilitating the easy removal and installation of the chain. Additionally, by rotating the top rod, the cotton-pressing screw can be conveniently lifted away from the conical mesh cylinder, making inspection and maintenance exceptionally convenient.