Regulierstrecke RSB-D 55 und Strecke SB-D 55

RSB-D 55/27 helps you maintain superb sliver and yarn quality even when processing recycled fiber blends. It supports reliable running with setting guidance from SLIVERprofessional, an enlarged suction concept, a minimum bottom-roller distance and a novel web funnel design—so you can process recycled fibers more efficiently with fewer quality compromises.

The expert system SLIVERprofessional helps your operators set up the machine quickly for material changes and keep quality consistent across shifts. It provides additional setting parameters and supports spectrogram fault analysis (such as periodic faults and draft waves), enabling faster root-cause correction and higher machine availability.

The Rieter Quality Monitor (RQM) helps you avoid producing faulty sliver by continuously monitoring delivered sliver thickness and stopping the draw frame automatically if defined limits are exceeded. It works independently of the autoleveling unit via a movable calender disc roll, and quality data can be connected to ESSENTIAL for more advanced analysis.

CLEANtube is a patented intelligent control system for the coiler drive. It prevents trash particles and short fibers from accumulating in the sliver tube, reducing manual cleaning and sliver waste. This optional feature saves work when removing deposits and helps avoid defect points at the draw frame head—supporting high efficiency in downstream processes and stable yarn quality.

The coiler jam straightener helps prevent downtime by clearing potential sliver jams and avoiding sliver breaks. Using the single-motor-driven coiler concept, it reduces operator intervention and keeps efficiency high at the autoleveler draw frame and in downstream processes.

RSB-D 55 supports more sustainable production by reducing material loss and energy consumption while maintaining productivity. It combines solutions such as CLEANtube, optimized suction, a sliver coiling sensor and the ECOrized energy-saving drive concept—helping you lower waste and operating costs.