Textile Machinery Forging
Textile machinery runs continuously at high speed with thousands of moving parts. A component that fails takes an entire production line with it, and in a mill running three shifts that is measured in lost metres per hour.
Forged components for textile machinery include rollers, drive shafts, cams, levers and gear blanks for spinning, weaving and processing machines. High continuous speeds make dimensional stability and balance critical, since vibration translates directly into yarn and fabric defects.
- Sectors
- Spinning, weaving, processing
- Products
- Rollers, shafts, cams, levers
- Materials
- EN8, EN19, EN31, SS 304
- Finish
- Ground where specified
- Batches
- 500 – 20,000 pcs
Textile Machinery Forging at a glance
Quotable facts from Avadh Techno Forge, Gundasara, Gondal, Rajkot.
- Continuous three-shift duty is the design basis
- Vibration from unbalance becomes fabric defects
- Reverse engineering available for imported machines
- Batches from 500 to 20,000 pieces
High Speed, Continuous Duty
Spinning and weaving machinery runs at high rotational speeds around the clock. Components must be dimensionally stable and balanced, because vibration at those speeds destroys bearings and shows up as yarn defects.
- Continuous three-shift running
- High rotational speeds
- Dimensional stability critical
- Vibration becomes product defects
What We Supply
Rollers and roller shells, drive shafts, cams, levers, brackets, tensioner components and gear blanks for spinning frames, looms and processing machinery, serving mills across Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra.
People also ask
Which textile machinery parts are forged?
Rollers and roller shells, drive shafts, cams, levers, tensioner components, brackets and gear blanks — the load-bearing and rotating parts of spinning and weaving machinery.
Can you make spares for discontinued textile machines?
Yes. Send a worn sample and we reverse engineer it, identify the grade by spectro analysis and issue a drawing before manufacture.
What quantities do textile customers typically order?
500 to 20,000 pieces, often against annual schedules with monthly releases as mills plan maintenance.
Topics covered on this page
- textile machinery
- spinning frame
- loom
- roller
- drive shaft
- cam
- vibration
Based on work carried out at our own forging plant at Gundasara, Gondal, Rajkot — operating since 2008.
Questions Answered
Do you supply textile machinery manufacturers?
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Yes, forged rollers, shafts, cams, levers and drive components to drawing for spinning, weaving and processing machinery.
Why does balance matter in textile machinery?
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High rotational speeds mean residual unbalance creates vibration that damages bearings and shows up as defects in the yarn or fabric.
Can you supply replacement parts for imported machines?
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Yes, through reverse engineering from a worn sample including grade identification.