Combed to the Root. Wide-Contact Lustre.

Fabric Polishing Machine

WPF-TG

Premium Polishing Machine · Engineered with the QL Wide-Contact Deep-Polishing Roller System · 1,800 / 2,000 / 2,200 mm working widths

Built for
Woollen

The machine, up close

Key advantages

Fabric results (before / after)

Threading diagrams

QL Wide-Contact Deep-Polishing Roller System

Product overview

The WPF-TG is engineered for the polishing of woollen fabrics. Its polishing roller carries four spiral grooves and four combing teeth in a 1∶1 synchronised configuration — the teeth comb each fibre straight to its root, then the heated roller surface delivers the polishing pass. One process. Deep, lasting lustre.

The fabric-to-roller contact area is process-adjustable; the maximum contact area substantially exceeds that of conventional domestic polishing machines, delivering deeper lustre and a more refined polishing result.

Suitable for woollen, wool-blend and a wide range of natural and synthetic woven and knitted fabrics. Long-pile woollen fabrics — where deep combing and pile orientation are essential — are the WPF-TG's primary application. A single platform spanning apparel and industrial markets.

Applications

Woollen fabrics — woven and knitted, including heavyweight constructions; long-pile woollen fabrics are the primary applicationWool-blend fabrics — wool blended with synthetic fibres, silk and cottonIndustrial wool fabrics — including billiard cloth and other extra-wide special-purpose fabrics (2,200 mm configuration)Synthetic woven and knitted fabricsWorsted wool fabrics — pure wool and its blends with synthetic fibres, silk and cotton
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Key specifications

1,800 / 2,000 / 2,200mm Working width
25m/min Operating speed
250°C Maximum roller temperature
80kW Total installed power
Working width 1,800 / 2,000 / 2,200 mm
Operating speed 25 m/min
Polishing roller diameter Ø 320 mm
Maximum roller temperature 250 °C
Roller heating Electric (resistance heating)
Temperature control Twin probes (primary + secondary), full-width closed-loop
Spiral grooves 4
Combing teeth 4 (1∶1 synchronised with the spiral grooves)
Fabric-to-roller contact Process-adjustable; maximum contact area substantially exceeds conventional domestic machines
Total installed power 80 kW (main drive 25 kW + roller heating 55 kW)
Dimensions (L × W × H) 6,320 × 4,300 × 2,700 mm (1,800 mm width baseline)

Optional features

  • Fabric accumulator at infeed — buffers fabric supply during machine stops, preventing pressure marks on the fabric
  • Waxing unit — chemical auxiliary automatically fed to the waxing roller and applied to the fabric surface via a waxing brush, further enhancing lustre and hand
  • Antistatic discharge unit — outfeed-mounted antistatic module, suppressing static-induced lint and debris adhesion on synthetic fabrics

Full configuration notes, the complete feature list and selection advice — put together for your line and sent straight to you.

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All technical parameters stated in this document are measured under ideal operating conditions; actual performance may vary with fabric characteristics, process settings and on-site conditions. The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce technical improvements without prior notice.

Common problems in dry finishing

Real questions from the mill floor — and how we answer them.

What is a fabric polishing machine, and what principle does it use to give fabric its glazed sheen?

A fabric polishing machine combs and presses pile fibres on coarse wool fabrics, straightening the pile and giving it a directional sheen under heat and pressure.

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Are fabric polishing, calendering, and decatizing the same process?

No, and they are not interchangeable.

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Polishing and steam preshrinking are already done — why is decatizing still necessary, and can this step be skipped?

No, decatizing cannot be skipped.

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How do I choose between 1,800 / 2,000 / 2,200 mm working widths — is wider always better?

Choose by the widest fabric you actually run — wider is not automatically better.

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How does the fabric polishing machine (belt/apron type) work?

In a fabric polishing machine, the conveyor (felt) belt carries the fabric steadily onto the roller surface and holds it in a controllable contact zone against the heated roller.

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Are the dual-sensor closed-loop temperature control, PLC, and waxing unit unique to QL's fabric polishing machine?

No, these features are not exclusive to QL.

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The felt blanket keeps wandering, blistering and needing replacement — is that normal?

Frequent replacement usually traces back to the centring system: single-roller centring chronically causes felt-blanket flaring, accelerated wear and shortened service life.

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Same woollen cloth, but theirs gleams and mine looks dull with scattered reflection — why?

Depth of lustre comes from combing the pile straight to its root; even reflection comes from a steady temperature across the full width.

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What can the WPF-TG do for your line?

Tell us your fabric, weight and output — we will come back with a process proposal and a quotation.

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Andy Wei · Project Director

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