Quantity: 1, Year: 1993, fabric width 2250mm, CUT and LOOP, For Bath Mat and other products. ‎

Quantity: 1, fabric width 2200mm, gauge 1/8″, only CUT, For Bath Mat and other products. ‎

Quantity: 1, fabric width 2350mm, only LOOP, gauge 1/2″, For Bath Mat and other products. ‎

Quantity: 1, fabric width 3000mm,gauge 3/16″“controlled needle”For Bath Mat and other products. ‎

Quantity: 1, Year: 1997, fabric width 2200mm, gauge 1/8″, three levels, LOOP “high” , LOOP “low” and CUT.For Bath Mat and other products. ‎

Quantity: 1, Year: 1998, 1/8th gauge, 4 meter, 16” cam shifter, CMC cutting system, Currently tufting 144 inches.
LCL Level Cut Loop tufting machine. The difference in yarn texture and light refraction between cut and loop pile facilitates patterns of considerable subtlety and definition. With the individual hook actuation of the LCL system, the change from cut pile to loop pile is controlled by the position of the hook, and cut and loop pile have the same height.
Skidded and loaded into one 40HC container.

Quantity: 1, 5 meter , 2 pile height loop ‎currently setup as a 1/10th gauge machine. Tufting 144 inches. Servo yarn feed.
The machine can be converted to a 1/8th gauge.
ADDITIONAL COST IF YOU WANT TO MAKE IT A DIFFERENT GAUGE OR A DIFFERENT WIDTH:
4m width and 1/10th gauge – $10,000 cost
4m width and 1/8th gauge— $30,000 cost
5m width and 1/10th gauge–is not possible.
5m width and 1/8th gauge— $45,000 cost

Quantity: 1, Year: 1996, ‎2 meter, 1/7th gauge, with CES control system.‎Maximum tufting width is 72 inches. Currently running 2 step cam, with 4 step and 6 step available. This machine has been very well maintained and is in excellent condition. Creel, mending frame and cutting table included.

Quantity: 2, Year: 2002, Working Width: 1x4m & 1x5m, Straigth loop, Incl unroll, inspection zone, roll-up & mending gun, Speed 1500RPM, Maximum, factory running at +- 1100RPM, Very less production. Machine stopped Mill Floor.

Quantity: 1, Year: 1998, 5 meter, 1/10th gauge. Servo driven yarn feed rollers, 24 inch cam shifter, in-line needle bar, Cobble modular needles and loopers, backing jacks, end out detection, Cobble control system. Currently tufting 151 inches. Loaded into one 40HC and one 20ft container.

Quantity: 1, Year: 2007, Machine Tufting Width now is 365 cm.
Includes Creel, Bolted Mending frame and 2 roll rollup.
Machine is in perfect working condition and has been stopped in middle of 2020.
The cost to widen this out to 4 meters is USD $110,000
Please see a few designs on the LINK.
The design system is not included with this machine. Its recommended that buyer hires someone to create designs and convert them into the proper configuration for the machine to read.

Quantity: 1, Year:1999, 5 meter, 5/32nd gauge
With in-line needle bar, Currently tufting 162″ wide, running automotive carpet.
Pile height range from 1/8″ to 1/2″. Five inch yarn feed rollers. Inverter panel with MagneTek GPD 515 inverter.
This machine has low hours for a 1999 machine. The machine is stop but not dismantled. It has been stopped for 10 years. Requires a 40′ HC Ctr for shipment.

Quantity: 1, Year: 1998, Type: ST91, Gauge: 3/8th – 3/16th, Working width: 4,2m
Patterning: SSNB for accurate jutemover effect (3/16th), Pile range: 10-40mm, Motorised PIV yarn feed, Motorised PIV/transmission box, Hydraulic motorised bedplate, 3/8” dropper system.

Quantity: 1, Year: 1998
In-line needle bar. No shifters.
Pile height range from 1/4 to 5/8 inches.
5 inch yarn feed rollers.
Inverter panel for speed control and needles up stopping.
This machine is located at an automotive carpet facility.
They stopped tufting in 2007
Does not include creel, mending frame or rollup.
It appears to be in very good condition.
NOTE: MACHINE TUFTING 365 CM WIDTH, EXTRA USD 2,000 IS COST TO MAKE IT 4M.
This machine was producing automotive carpet using a non-heatset yarn at a low pile. It will also make a very nice print base carpet like it is setup. The needles are smaller than someone will need if they are making broadloom carpet or rugs. Most people running broadloom or rugs will also want a shifter. Adding one to this machine will be expensive and is not really practical. It’s not just the shifter that must be added, the needle bar must be mounted with slides so it can shift.
We would have to add needles, loopers, looper bars, blade blocks and blades to tuft 4 meters.