INDUSTRY APPLICATION · TEXTILE
Modern weaving runs on small, precise lubrication points — not one mill-wide oil.
Textile machinery builders (SOMET, Picanol, Sulzer Ruti, Toyota) each specify lubrication down to the individual gearbox and bearing on a loom. MOTTA's textile range is mapped to that same level of detail rather than a single generic machine oil, matched point-by-point against a real SOMET Super Excel rapier loom's lubrication chart.
What drives product selection in this industry.
- Many small, specific lubrication points per machine
A single rapier loom has distinct requirements at its cam box, take-up gearing, warp let-off, slow-speed box and weft selector — treating them as one oil risks under- or over-specifying each. - High-speed spindle bearings
Doubling and winding machine spindle bearings run continuously at speed and are specified with a dedicated spindle oil rather than a general machine oil. - Hydraulic precision on warping machines
Warping machine hydraulics need consistent tension control across every end of yarn, which starts with hydraulic oil cleanliness and viscosity stability.
SOMET Super Excel rapier loom — lubrication pointsMOTTA's technical training material maps every lubrication point on a SOMET Super Excel rapier loom by name — cam box, take-up toothed wheel, take-up worm gear, warp let-off worm gear, slow-speed box and weft selector — each matched to a specific MOTTA product and viscosity grade.
OEM / private label
This same Textile range is available under your own brand.
Portfolio matching, technical alignment, packaging and artwork, production and export documentation are managed as one controlled project.
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