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Stenter Machine Parts Names: List with Uses

A plain list of stenter machine parts, grouped by where they sit on the machine, with what each one does. Parts marked Made by J-Tech are made in our workshop in Pandesara, Surat.

Chain and clip system (the parts that hold the fabric)

Two endless chains run along each side of the stenter and grip the fabric edges with clips or pins. These parts wear out first.

Spring-loaded clips that grip the selvedge.
Made by J-Tech
The cast body of the clip that carries the flap and spring.
Made by J-Tech
The moving head of the clip that closes on the fabric.
Made by J-Tech
Clip head with its own spring for steady grip pressure.
Made by J-Tech
Rows of fine pins that hold the fabric edge on pin stenters.
Made by J-Tech
Links of the transport chain that carry the clips or pin plates.
Made by J-Tech
Rails the clip chain runs on through the machine.
Made by J-Tech
Low-friction strips the chain slides on; replaced as they wear.
Made by J-Tech
Brackets that hold the chain rails at the right height and line.
Made by J-Tech

Drive and width adjustment

The chains are driven by sprockets through gearboxes, and the working width is set by spindles and screw jacks.

Sprockets that drive and return the stenter chain.
Made by J-Tech
Gears in the main drive and width-adjusting gearboxes.
Made by J-Tech
Threaded spindles that move the chain rails in and out.
Made by J-Tech
Manual width and tension adjustment.
Made by J-Tech
Connect motors, gearboxes and shafts in the drive.
Made by J-Tech
Support the drive shafts and rollers.
Made by J-Tech

Entry and exit

At the entry the fabric is fed, de-curled and pinned on; at the exit it is released, cooled and batched.

Entry feeding discs and pinning brush
Press the fabric edge onto the pins or into the clips.
Ask us
Control fabric tension and shrinkage at the entry.
Made by J-Tech
Selvedge uncurlers / cloth guiders
Keep the fabric edge flat and centred before the chain.
Ask us
Roll up and move the finished fabric at the exit.
Made by J-Tech

Drying chambers

Hot air dries and heat-sets the fabric while the chains hold its width. These parts are named for completeness; ask us before assuming we supply them.

Burners / thermic-oil radiators (heat exchangers)
Heat the circulating air in each chamber.
Ask us
Circulation fans (blowers)
Push hot air through the chamber.
Ask us
Nozzles
Blow hot air evenly onto the fabric.
Ask us
Lint filters
Keep fibre fluff out of the air circuit.
Ask us

Questions about stenter parts

What is a stenter machine?

A stenter (also called a tenter frame) is a finishing machine in a textile processing house. It holds the fabric by both edges on clips or pins, stretches it to the required width and passes it through hot-air chambers to dry and heat-set it.

What are the main parts of a stenter machine?

The main parts are the chain and clip (or pin) system, chain rails and wear strips, the drive with sprockets, gears and couplings, the width-adjusting spindles and screw jacks, the entry feeding and exit batching units, and the drying chambers with burners or radiators, fans, nozzles and filters.

Which stenter parts wear out first?

Clips, pins, chain links and chain guide wear strips wear fastest because they move continuously under heat and tension. Worn clips drop the selvedge, bent pins mark the fabric and stretched chains throw the width out.

Can you make a stenter part to match my machine?

Yes. Send J-Tech Engineering the old part, a photo or a drawing on WhatsApp, along with the machine make. We match the dimensions and confirm before making it, in single pieces or bulk.

Where is J-Tech Engineering located?

J-Tech Engineering is at GIDC Colony, Pandesara, Surat, Gujarat, and supplies stenter and textile machinery spare parts to processing houses across Surat.

Need a part matched to your machine?

Send a photo, sample or drawing on WhatsApp. We reply with availability and a quotation.