301 Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Strip For Textile Reed

Product Structure and Processing
• Structural form: It is made of 301 stainless steel strip through precision rolling, stamping, forming and other processes. The surface is usually polished to reduce wear on the yarn. The spacing of the reed teeth is uniform (designed according to the fabric density). The overall shape is sheet or frame, which is used to control the density of warp yarn arrangement and guide the weft yarn in textile machines.
• Processing characteristics: Since 301 material has strong rigidity after cold hardening, the stamping and molding parameters need to be precisely controlled during processing to ensure the dimensional accuracy and spacing consistency of the reed teeth, and avoid deformation or breakage due to processing stress.

Applicable scenarios
• Medium and high strength textile environment: Suitable for weaving medium and coarse yarns such as cotton, linen, and chemical fibers, especially in high-speed looms. Its wear resistance can reduce reed tooth wear and yarn breakage caused by friction.
• Dry workshop environment: Suitable for use in textile workshops that are dry indoors and have no obvious corrosive gases (such as no acid mist and high humidity), to avoid humid environments that accelerate rust and affect accuracy.
• Cost-sensitive scenarios: Compared with 304 stainless steel reeds, 301 materials have lower costs and are more cost-effective in ordinary textile production that does not require high corrosion resistance.

Advantages:
◦ Strong wear resistance: High hardness after cold processing effectively resists yarn friction and extends the replacement cycle of the reed.
◦ Good dimensional stability: high rigidity, not easy to deform under continuous force, ensuring the accuracy of warp arrangement.
◦ Moderate cost: lower cost than 304 steel reed, suitable for conventional textile needs of mass production.