Eyelet Guides
- textile
- cable
- wire drawing
- winding
- twisting
Ceramic eyelets used at the points where yarn and wire pass through. Different bore and body sizes adapt them to a range of mounting arrangements.
Products in this group
ER.01.7xx
ER.01.724
ER.01.725
ER.01.726
ER.01.727
ER.01.728
ER.01.729
ER.01.730
ER.01.731
ER.01.732
ER.01.733
ER.01.734
ER.01.735
ER.01.736
ER.01.737
ER.01.738
ER.01.739
ER.01.740
ER.01.741
ER.01.742
ER.01.743
ER.01.744
ER.01.745
ER.01.746
ER.01.747
ER.01.748
ER.01.749
ER.01.750
ER.01.751
ER.01.752
ER.01.753
ER.01.754
ER.01.755
ER.01.756
ER.01.757
ER.01.758
ER.01.759
ER.01.760
ER.01.761
ER.01.762
ER.01.763
ER.01.764
ER.01.765
ER.01.766
ER.01.767
ER.01.768
ER.01.769
ER.01.770
ER.01.771
ER.01.772
ER.01.773
ER.01.774
ER.01.775
ER.01.776
ER.01.777
ER.01.778
ER.01.779
ER.01.780
ER.01.781
ER.01.782
ER.01.783
ER.01.784
ER.01.785
ER.01.786
ER.01.787
ER.01.788
ER.01.789
ER.01.790
ER.01.791
ER.01.792
ER.01.793
ER.01.794
ER.01.795
ER.01.796
ER.01.797
ER.01.798
ER.01.799
ER.01.8xx
Eyelet Guides: selection notes
Choosing an eyelet guide brings three dimensions together: the diameter of the bore the yarn or the wire runs through, the radius of the entry and exit edges, and the mounting dimension with which the part sits on the machine. The mouth of the bore is under constant contact, so the hard, smooth surface of technical ceramic delays marking in that area. Chemical resistance depends on the type, concentration and temperature of the substance in contact.