Comber

Calculate comber production per hour and per shift

Nips/min

Feed/Nip (mm)

No. of Heads

Lap Weight (g/m)

Efficiency (%)

Noil% (Extraction)

Shift Hours

Bett Tension

How It Works

Calculate comber machine production in kg per hour and per shift.

Combing is a process that removes short fibers (noils) from the sliver to produce a stronger, more uniform, and finer yarn. It is used for high-quality yarns above Ne 30 and for products requiring superior appearance and strength.

Comber production depends on nips per minute (machine speed), feed per nip (lap advance), number of heads, lap weight, machine efficiency, and noil extraction percentage. Higher noil% improves yarn quality but reduces production and increases cost. Typical noil extraction ranges from 10-25%. Modern combers operate at 350-600 nips/min with 8-12 heads. Bet tension accounts for the tension draft between the lap and the nipper.

Results

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Comber work?

Simply enter your values into the input fields above. The Comber uses standard formulas to compute results instantly as you type or click.

Is the Comber free?

Yes, this calculator is completely free to use. No registration, no hidden fees, no limits.

How accurate are the results?

Results are computed using industry-standard mathematical formulas. For critical decisions, we recommend consulting a professional.

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