01
Carding
The can leaves carrying nothing.
Nothing on it records the count, the weight, or which card filled it. The only register is somebody's memory.
The intelligence layer for the spinning floor — from the bale to the cone.
Your floor already knows.
Every can, every bobbin, every spindle is holding information about the yarn you are about to sell. The machine builders automate the machine. We instrument everything that moves between them.
Scroll — bale to cone
- 60
- identities a can can carry
- 5
- alert types, each its own colour
- 6
- preparation stages, carding to speed frame
- under a minute
- from a defect to the can that caused it
The gap
One floor. Seven blind spots.
Every machine below is doing its job properly. All seven gaps sit in the space between them, which is nobody’s department.
Drag the floor sideways — carding is on the left, the cone on the right
02
Finisher draw frame
Count drift travels inside a normal-looking can.
It leaves in a can that looks like every other. The wrap reel finds it after the material is already spun.
03
Creel and delivery
Machines stop for want of a can.
A missing feed can stops the machine. Afterwards it is recorded as a stop, not as a can that was late.
04
Batch change
The changeover is nobody's record.
Which cans came off, which went on, when the old count cleared. Reconstructed from memory, if at all.
05
Speed frame
The bobbin is anonymous the moment it is doffed.
A doff replaces a whole creel at once, and nothing on any bobbin says which can made it.
06
Ring frame
A break is decided far from the break.
The decision travels to a machine station and back. The spindle that broke is never asked.
07
Winding
The defect surfaces where it cannot be recovered.
The clearer cuts. The cop came straight across the link, so nobody ever recorded where it came from.
What they have in common
The machines are instrumented. The material moving between them is not. That is where your quality, your waste and your audit trail live.
Three products, one chain
Each one closes a link the others depend on.
Twenty-four seconds
Three ways to run a floor.
Hand-pushed, hybrid, or handled by machines — the same cans, the same platform, and your choice of how they move. Robots are integration-ready; we work with fleet vendors rather than building them.
Designed, assembled and shipped from Podanur, Coimbatore, inside the Coimbatore spinning belt. About AIMMASS