Composite Winding Machine Structure

A composite winding machine typically consists of a control system, winding system, weft release system, transmission system, oven system, and gluing system. The control system coordinates and directs all of the various systems to ensure equipment stability and efficiency. The winding system, using components such as rollers, a platform, and a work carriage, precisely winds prepreg and reinforcement materials onto the base material, forming a wound layer with a certain regularity and strength. The weft release system controls the tension and weft release amount of the reinforcement material during winding, ensuring the quality and accuracy of the winding process. The transmission system drives all components during the winding process, ensuring equipment stability and accuracy. The oven system shapes the wound laminate, improving its hardness and dimensional accuracy. The gluing system coats the prepreg, increasing its adhesion and bonding strength.