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Card Autoleveling Equipment

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Card autoleveling maintains constant sliver weight despite variations in material feed. Systems are classified as short-term (10–12 cm lengths, rarely used), medium-term (>3 m lengths), or long-term (>20 m, count maintenance). Regulation is typically performed at the feed by adjusting feed roller speed, using open-loop (upstream sensing) or closed-loop (downstream sensing) control. Long-term autoleveling is an integral part of all modern cards.

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Autoleveling is essential because tuft feed systems react sensitively to variations, unlike the inherently even lap feed they replaced. The card produces the first cohesive intermediate product, and sliver irregularities propagate through to the yarn.

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