Structure and Operation Precautions of Jigger Dyeing Machine

The central mechanism of the Jigger Dyeing Machine is two rolling rollers that are alternately wound back and forth. The fabric is unwound from one rolling roller and rolled onto the other rolling roller. The dye solution under the cloth stick absorbs the dye solution onto the cloth surface, and absorbs, combines and fixes it during the winding process. Dye vat: Also called dye tank, it is located under the cloth rolling stick and holds the dye liquid. The flat width of the cloth in the winding passes through the liquid at the bottom of the dye vat. Gear differential mechanism: a method to keep the linear speed of the two rollers constant, so as to ensure that the fabric will not be folded and wrinkled due to fast feeding and slowing down when the fabric passes through, and will not cause excessive tension due to slow feeding and slowing down. Mechanisms that bulk up, stretch, or even break fabric. Cylinder head: The cylinder head of the normal temperature Jigger Dyeing Machine plays the role of keeping the upper, lower, left and right temperatures inside the machine tank, preventing the fabric above the liquid from being blown by the wind and causing energy loss due to heat dissipation, and also preventing the upper temperature from being too low to affect the penetration and fixation of the dye. The cylinder head of the high-temperature and high-pressure Jigger Dyeing Machine acts as a pressure cooker cover. The internal temperature of the machine cylinder exceeds 100°C, which is suitable for dyeing polyester fabrics with disperse dyes.