Integrated air supply
A separate central compressor is normally not required for the specified machine configuration.
Built-in Air Compressor 56″ Single-Nozzle Mini Airjet Loom
Energy-efficient, high-speed mini airjet loom with a built-in compressor. Built by our factory; explore its performance.
Direct from the manufacturer Made in China
Model MG768
- 56" / 44" Reed width
- 350–420 RPM · Speed
- 0.8 / 1.1 kW Motor
- Tuck-in Air selvage
Product overview
Mini Airjet Loom for Textile Workshops
The MG768 Mini Airjet Loom is a compact airjet loom with a built-in air compressor and a single-nozzle design. For the standard configuration, a separate central compressor is normally not required. Final suitability depends on yarn count, fabric construction, pick density, reed width, and target speed.
Key benefits
Mini Airjet Loom Features
Compact single-nozzle design with 56-inch reed width
One main nozzle and the air channel provide a direct weft-insertion path with straightforward maintenance.
0.8 / 1.1 kW motor options
Choose 0.8 or 1.1 kW according to the approved fabric and production configuration.
SUITABLE FOR
- Light and medium fabrics
- Cotton, polyester & synthetic fibers
- Workshops prioritizing a compact footprint and straightforward air-supply setup
Factory media
MG768 in factory operation.
The photos and descriptions below show the MG768 airjet loom with its built-in air compressor from multiple angles, highlighting its key structures and operating process. Views of the warp let-off, cloth take-up, air-supply system, and weft accumulator help explain the machine’s layout and how it works.
Operating looms across the weaving floor
At one factory in China, more than 100 MG768 looms operate together, reflecting strong demand for the model. This wide-angle view shows the overall loom line in operation.
Rear mechanical warp let-off
Mechanical let-off gears progressively feed the full warp sheet from the rear of the loom.
Electric weft feeder and speed display
The feeder delivers weft yarn; its display clearly and accurately shows the loom’s operating speed.
Gear-side cloth take-up
The cloth roller, take-up gears, and fabric path are shown on the gear side of the loom.
Drive-side transmission
The drive wheel, transmission, and cloth-winding components are visible while the loom operates.
Pneumatic tuck-in selvage system
The air tuck-in system forms a clean selvage and keeps edge yarns from coming loose.
Warp path through the weaving zone
Warp yarns pass through the heald frames, then the reed; their path is clearly visible.
Drop wires and warp shed formation
Warp yarns pass through drop wires; heald frames form the shed for weft insertion.
Fabric moving to the take-up rolls
Woven fabric and its edge pass toward the cloth take-up rollers.
Factory videos
MG768 operation and fabric formation.
These videos show the loom in operation and fabric formation in the weaving area.
MG768 fabric formation during production
The video shows the MG768 in operation, with the forming fabric visible in the weaving area.
MG768 factory operation
The video shows the MG768 operating in the workshop, with the fabric surface visible during production.
Production workshop
Factory workshop for machine preparation.
Workshop photos show the production floor, machine arrangement, assembly process, and inspection details before delivery.
MG768 frames arranged for assembly
Multiple MG768 frames are arranged in sequence, with take-up rollers and drive components visible.
Multiple units under assembly
Several MG768 units are shown at the same assembly stage, with frame rails, cloth rollers, and air units visible.
Air units along the machine row
A side view of the row shows the air units, transparent hoses, handwheels, and the workshop aisle.
Technical data
MG768 Mini Airjet Loom — Technical Specifications
Key technical data for the MG768 Mini Airjet Loom. Final configuration can be confirmed according to yarn, fabric sample, and production requirements.
Fabric range
Cotton and cotton blends
Suitable for selected light and medium fabrics, subject to yarn count, density, and fabric construction.
Polyester fabric
Suitable for selected light and medium polyester fabrics and blends.
Synthetic fibers
Configuration is confirmed according to yarn properties, fabric density, and target production speed.
Before configuration confirmation
Please provide the yarn material and count, fabric construction and density, required reed width, target speed, and a fabric sample or specification sheet.
| Model and weaving range | |
|---|---|
| Model | MG768 Mini Airjet Loom |
| Reed Width | 56 inches |
| Weft Density | 8–68 picks per inch |
| Speed | 350–420 rpm |
| Air and weft system | |
| Air Supply | Built-in air compressor |
| Nozzle | Single main nozzle + air channel |
| Feeder | One electric feeder |
| Mechanical configuration | |
| Take-up | Mechanical take-up gear |
| Let-off | Mechanical worm gear |
| Frame | 2-piece frame |
| Warp Beam | 1.5 sets, 600 mm |
| Cloth Roller | 1.5 sets, 300 mm roller diameter |
| Control and power | |
| Warp Stop | Electrical warp stop with 4 lines |
| Selvage System | Pneumatic tuck-in device included |
| Main Drive Motor | 0.8 or 1.1 kW |
| Supply Voltage | 380 V or 415 V |
| Control Box | Speed display |
| Delivery and packing | |
| Delivery Capacity | 48 machines per month |
| Test Run | Each machine tested before packing. |
| Container Loading | 16 machines per 40HQ container |
| Service support | |
| Online Support | Commissioning and training by video. |
| Spare Parts | Long-term spare parts support. |
JETWEAVING support
Configuration support for the MG768 Airjet Loom.
JETWEAVING reviews fabric, yarn, reed width, power, and target speed before confirming the requested MG768 configuration.
Machine preparation
Workshop photos show machine rows, assembly work, and inspection details before shipment.
Configuration support
Fabric, yarn, reed width, power, and output requirements can be checked before quotation.
Operation views
Running videos and fabric-detail photos show the visible machine operation and fabric formation.
Buyer questions
Mini Airjet Loom FAQ
Key questions buyers usually confirm before choosing the MG768 Mini Airjet Loom.
What fabrics can the MG768 Mini Airjet Loom weave?
MG768 is designed for selected light- and medium-weight cotton, polyester, blended, and synthetic fabrics. Final suitability should be confirmed according to yarn details, fabric sample, reed width, and expected output.
Does the MG768 airjet loom need an external compressor?
The MG768 uses a built-in mini air compressor, so a separate external compressor system is not required for the standard compact configuration.
What motor power options are available?
The MG768 is available with 0.8 kW or 1.1 kW motor options. The appropriate option is confirmed for the requested machine configuration.
What information is needed to prepare an MG768 quotation?
Send the fabric type, yarn details, reed width, fabric density, expected output, machine quantity, and delivery destination to JETWEAVING by WhatsApp.
Request a quotation
Confirm the right MG768 configuration for your fabric.
Send the yarn material and count, fabric construction and pick density, reed width, target speed, machine quantity, destination, and required delivery date. A fabric sample or specification sheet helps us confirm suitability.
NANTONG JETWEAVING TEXTILE MACHINERY CO.,LTDRudong City, Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China
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