Introduction
This document provides technical specifications and features of electronically controlled narrow fabric looms, specifically models NFRE...ED, NFJM2...ED, and NFJK2...ED, designed by Jakob Müller AG Frick for weaving elastic and non-elastic tapes with Jacquard-pattern warp effects.

Concept
The looms are designed to control the tension of threads, which is crucial in tape weaving. They utilize electronically controlled stepper motors for weft, binder, and locking thread transport, as well as fabric take-off.

Applications
The looms are suitable for creating tapes with interwoven motifs, including names, trademarks, and decorative images. The NFJM2...ED model supports 4-12 heald frames and 192 jacquard functions, while the NFJK2...ED supports 768 jacquard functions, and the NFRE model supports up to 20 electronically controlled heald frames.

Special Features

• Equipped with an efficiency class 1 motor and frequency inverter for machine drive.
• Simple regulation of weaving speed, adaptable to patterns or yarns without time loss.
• Electronically controlled stepper motors for weft density variations, eliminating the need for gear changes.
• Reproducible thread feed settings across all thread let-offs without stopping the machine.
• Capability to produce two different tape widths using two weft thread drives.
• Picot effects possible on the weft insert side.

Control System
The looms are controlled by MÜCAN controls with the MÜDATA®C-series, featuring a touch screen and pictograms for easy operation.

Technical Data
The document provides detailed technical data, including maximum reed widths and the number of weaving heads for various models. The weaving systems supported include I, II, III, V, Z3, Z4, Z5, Z6, and Z10.