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Marusan Portable Winder CM Series – Marui Textile Machinery Co.Ltd.
Industrial Machinery, Other Machinery & Industrial EquipmentMarusan Portable Winder CM Series – Marui Textile Machinery Co.Ltd.
Single-weight tabletop winder” to eliminate waste of valuable yarn
Convenient for collecting leftover yarn in a single cone for reuse or for dividing the yarn into smaller pieces.
Speed controller for winding any type of yarn.Convenient for reusing the remaining yarn in one cone or for dividing the yarn into smaller pieces.
Equipped with a speed controller so that any type of yarn can be wound up.
Various shapes and sizes from 3″ to 10″ are available.
Single-weight tabletop winder
Models vary depending on the shape of the winding paper tube.SKU: n/a
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