High-Speed Textile Braiding Machines for Rope, Cord & Lace Production

Build consistent braided products with Credit Ocean’s industrial braiding machines—designed for textile manufacturers producing ropes, cords, shoelaces, lace trims, and specialty braids. Tell us your material and braid structure, and we’ll recommend the right carrier/spindle configuration and take-up setup.

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Why Textile Manufacturers Choose Our Braiding Machines

High-efficiency operation

Designed for stable braiding and consistent package formation in continuous production.

Consistent braid quality

Optimized tension control and take-up coordination to reduce variation across runs.

Flexible machine configurations

Available in common carrier/spindle counts (such as 12/16/24/32, depending on model) and multiple braiding structures (round/flat options).

Production-ready support

Accessories, setup guidance, and ongoing technical support for long-term running.

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What You Can Produce

  • Ropes and cords for apparel, home textile, packaging, and general textile uses
  • Shoelaces and drawcords for footwear and garment brands
  • Lace trims and decorative braids for fashion and soft goods
  • Flat braids and narrow braids for tapes, bindings, and specialty textile components
  • Specialty braids for functional textile applications (based on your structure and material requirements)
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Our Braiding Machines Product Line

Credit Ocean offers a tailored selection of textile braiding machines to match braid structure, carrier configuration, and take-up requirements. If you’re comparing machine types or confirming which structure fits your product, you can also read our guides on braiding machine basics and types of textile braiding machines before requesting a recommendation.

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  • Rope Braiding Machine: Built for producing textile ropes and cords with consistent structure and winding stability.
  • Shoelace Braiding Machine: Optimized for high-repeatability shoelace production with clean pattern definition and stable take-up.
  • Lace Braiding Machine: Designed for decorative braids and lace-style trims where detail consistency matters.
  • Flat Braiding Machine: Suitable for flat/narrow braids such as tapes, bindings, and strap-like textile braids.
  • 3-Strand Braiding Machine: A practical option for basic rope/cable-style textile braids when a simpler structure is required.
  • 16-Carrier Braiding Machine: Common configuration for balanced coverage and efficiency in many cord/rope applications.
  • 24-Carrier Braiding Machine: Often chosen when higher coverage, finer appearance, or more complex yarn arrangement is needed.
  • Small Braiding Machine: A compact option for sampling, development, or limited-space production lines (application-dependent).

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Watch the Braiding Process

See how the machine runs for textile braids before selecting a configuration.

Accessories & Consumables for Stable Production

To keep braiding performance consistent over time, we supply the key accessories commonly required in textile braiding lines:

Carriers

Support yarn feeding stability and consistent delivery during braiding.

Bobbins

Matched to yarn type and winding requirements for smooth running.

Take-up devices

Help maintain stable package formation and coordinated tension.

If you already have preferred accessory standards, share photos or specs so we can match compatibility.

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Buyer Checklist: How to Choose the Right Braiding Machine

Step 1: Define the finished product

Rope/cord/shoelace/lace/flat braid, and whether the braid is round or flat.

Step 2: Confirm material and yarn handling requirements

Common textile materials include polyester, nylon, cotton, and PP. Different materials may require different tension behavior and carrier setup.

Step 3: Choose carrier/spindle configuration

More carriers generally support higher coverage and more complex yarn arrangement. Fewer carriers can be appropriate for simpler structures.

Step 4: Decide how you will wind and take-up the product

Package type and take-up stability directly affect appearance consistency and production efficiency.

Step 5: Clarify automation expectations

If you need higher throughput and reduced manual handling, define what you want automated (doffing, take-up handling, tension adjustments, etc.) so we propose the right configuration.

How We Support Your Textile Braiding Project

  • Textile-focused selection support: We match braid structure, carrier configuration, and take-up to your actual product requirements.
  • Factory-direct execution: Configuration confirmation, production, and export delivery are handled with the manufacturing side for better control.
  • Lower selection risk: We recommend based on appearance consistency and process stability—not just “the machine can run.”
  • Long-term running support: Setup guidance, troubleshooting support, and accessory compatibility planning for stable output.
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We support export-focused textile manufacturers with consistent configuration guidance and stable machine performance standards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What textile products can your braiding machines produce?

Our textile braiding machines can produce ropes, cords, shoelaces, lace trims, and flat/narrow braids. The best model depends on the braid structure and material.

FAQ

How do I choose between 16-carrier and 24-carrier braiding machines?

Carrier count affects coverage and yarn arrangement. If you want higher coverage or more complex structure control, 24-carrier is often selected; if you need a balanced, efficient setup for many cords/ropes, 16-carrier can be a strong option.

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What information do you need to recommend a model?

Typically: finished product type, braid structure (round/flat), material, target size/appearance requirements, expected output level, take-up/package preference, and local voltage.

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Do you supply accessories and consumables?

Yes. We supply carriers, bobbins, and take-up devices commonly required for stable textile braiding production.

Ready to Start a Braiding Machine Project?

Send us your product type, braid structure (round/flat), material, and output target. We’ll recommend the right carrier configuration and take-up setup.

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