Safe handling with weaving harness

Smooth warp beam change in the weaving mill

To ensure that article changes in your weaving mill run smoothly, drawn-in warp threads must always be within easy reach and neatly picked up.

Warp beams must be transported safely and stored properly. With Genkinger transport devices, you can avoid warp thread breaks during changeover and during storage.

This allows warp beams to be handled safely and supports efficient workflows in the weaving mill.

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Warp beam change with weaving harness: Our solutions

Take a detailed look at our range of warp beam change devices with weaving harness:

Warp beam lift truck with harness mounting device KHR GEV
Electric Warp Beam Lift Truck with Harness Insertion Device EE-KHUR GEV

Safe and convenient storage of drawn-in warp beams.

Safe picking up, transporting and precise insertion of warp beams and weaving harness.

Electric assistance for convenient, low-effort warp beam handling.

EE-KHUR OR GEV electric double chain lift truck with harness mounting device

Transport upper beam and lower beam together and insert them in one step.

Our history –

Innovations for the textile industry since 1955

Genkinger has been established in the textile industry since 1955. Even back then, company founder Lothar Genkinger developed the world’s first warp beam pallet truck – an innovation for internal transport in the textile sector. This was followed by numerous patents and world firsts that revolutionised the transport, handling and storage of warp beams, spinning cans, cloth beams, cops and raw materials. Today, weaving mills, warp knitting mills and spinning mills worldwide rely on Genkinger’s reliable lifting and transport vehicles.

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