Roving Frame Flyers in Mumbai
Flyer assembly enquiries for speed-frame and simplex applications. Send the current flyer reference, machine model and destination for a quotation.
Flyer selection for Mumbai
Choose 16 × 6 in or 16 × 7 in nominal size references and the required bottom-spindle arrangement. Flyers twist the drafted fibre strand and guide roving onto the bobbin in the roving frame.
For a quotation, include the mounting dimensions or original drawing, bobbin envelope, manual/automatic doffing arrangement and quantity. Speed, load and balancing requirements follow the selected configuration.
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Textile industry in Mumbai
Mumbai's Girangaon mill districts once held a dense concentration of cotton mills, and though many mills have closed, the city remains a textile commerce capital — yarn and fabric trading, garment export houses and buying offices cluster here. Bhiwandi, in the Mumbai metropolitan region, runs a vast powerloom belt weaving grey fabric for processors across the country. The city's mills also once drove the growth of Mumbai's cotton exchange and textile labour movement.
The city's garment exporters and domestic brands source fabric from Bhiwandi, Ichalkaranji and Surat, and process it in units around Thane, Kalyan and Navi Mumbai. Mumbai's cotton exchange legacy and its wholesale markets — Mangaldas Market, Mulji Jetha — still set the tone for textile trade in western India. The city's exporters also source made-ups and home textiles from processing clusters in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
The region's remaining spinning and weaving units run ring frames and powerlooms, while the bigger story is trade: yarn, grey fabric and finished garments move through Mumbai's markets to buyers across India and through Nhava Sheva port to the world. Machine uptime in Bhiwandi's powerloom sheds directly affects fabric supply chains. Yarn from the city's traders also reaches powerloom clusters in Maharashtra and garment units in Gujarat.
Flyer configuration photos
Flyer configurations
Choose the flyer layout to suit the roving frame and its bobbin envelope.
| Configuration | Size references | Doffing arrangement |
|---|---|---|
| Assembly with a lower spindle | 16 × 6 in; 16 × 7 in | Manual removal |
| Assembly without a lower spindle | 16 × 6 in; 16 × 7 in | Manual or automatic, depending on the frame |
Match the mounting, flyer reference, bobbin dimensions and drive arrangement before selecting an assembly.
Roving Frame Flyer FAQ
What is a roving-frame flyer used for?
A flyer twists the drafted fibre strand and guides roving onto the bobbin in a speed frame or simplex. It is separate from a ring-spinning spindle.
Which flyer size references are listed?
16 × 6 in and 16 × 7 in configurations are listed. These are nominal size references; use the selected assembly drawing for mounting dimensions.
What is the difference between versions with and without a bottom spindle?
The with-bottom-spindle configuration is listed for manual doffing. The without-bottom-spindle version may be selected for manual or automatic doffing according to the frame arrangement.
Are pressure fingers and other accessories available separately?
Send the required presser finger, screw pin, bush, false twister or bearing-housing reference separately with your enquiry.
Can I enquire from Mumbai for domestic or export supply?
Send your city or country, quantity and required variant. Vindex will confirm availability, packing, freight options and lead time in the quotation.
Which machine details should I provide?
Provide the exact speed-frame make and model, existing flyer code, bobbin envelope, mounting drawing or photograph, and doffing arrangement. Include these details for LMW, Rieter, Zinser or Toyoda enquiries.
How do I request a Flyer quotation?
Use Get Quote or WhatsApp +91 89805 05555. Include the flyer reference, size, quantity and delivery destination.
Photo and configuration references: Newtech Industries. View all Flyer and accessory details.