Textile factory humidification system

1、 Why do textile factories commonly use humidifiers?

The textile industry has a wide range of applications for industrial humidifiersOne of the common industries, in the textile workshop, the production environment is an important factor affecting the amount of scrap.

In low humidity environments, textiles often generate static electricity due to humidity levels below 30%, resulting in dust, flying flowers, broken threads, and other issues. The most direct and effective solution is to use professional industrial humidifiers to increase air humidity and prevent the generation of static electricity.

2、 What are the advantages of installing humidifiers in textile factories?

Textile factory humidification system，Generally selectedIt is a combination mode of "water treatment system+high-pressure host+spray pipe+spray nozzle". The water molecules in the fiber cavity are accelerated through the spray equipment, especially after the spinning twisting, the fiber is twisted, and the water molecules in the cavity are more stable to retain after entering.

Humidity requirement: By increasing the air humidity in the workshop, the moisture content of cotton during processing can be increased to improve toughness and quality.

Weight gain demand: By humidifying the textile process and the finished product, the weight of the finished yarn can be increased to meet the manufacturer's weight gain demand.

The problem of "flying flowers" and "dust": By increasing the water content in the workshop and reducing the dust content, the problem of "flying flowers" and "dust" can be solved to avoid accidents caused by excessive dust in the workshop.

3、 How to chooseTextile factory humidification system？

There are currently two commonly used humidifiers in the textile industry: high-pressure humidifiers and steam humidifiers. The humidifier uses high-pressure main unit/atomizing plate high-frequency vibration to atomize water into a "fine mist" of 1-15 μ m. This fine mist can be quickly sprayed onto the entire textile workshop through pipes evenly distributed in the workshop, achieving the goal of uniform humidification.