In the context of the garment industry demanding high flexibility to meet diverse product requirements, owning an “All-in-one” device has become a top priority for many factories. The BMO-SV45 spreading machine is considered a highly versatile automatic fabric spreader, capable of smoothly handling everything from woven fabric to knit fabric, from rolled to folded materials. Developed by BMO, this model integrates an advanced Servo motor system and MES connectivity, helping optimize production workflows and improve semi-finished product quality.

1. Why choose the BMO-SV45 spreading machine?

Unlike specialized machines designed for a specific type of fabric, the BMO-SV45 offers maximum flexibility thanks to its mechanical design and intelligent control software.

1.1. Designed for versatile use of all fabric types

The greatest strength of the SV45 model is its compatibility with all types of fabrics (“Designed for all”). The machine performs well with both commonly used material formats: folded fabric and rolled fabric.

This feature helps factories easily handle frequent fabric type changes without needing to invest in multiple types of equipment. Whether working with soft, stretchy knit fabrics or stiff woven fabrics, the machine ensures stable spreading performance.

1.2. Digital tension control system (Servo Motor)

To ensure high uniformity between layers, the BMO-SV45 is equipped with a newly designed fabric unwind shaft driven by Servo motors.

This technology provides extremely precise digital tension control. The system automatically adjusts pulling force for each fabric type, preventing overstretching or excessive shrinkage during spreading and maintaining original technical specifications.

1.3. Advanced options: ZigZag spreading & EFR roller

In addition to the standard one-way spreading mode, this model also offers ZigZag (optional). This feature helps save time in cutting the start and end of the lay and optimizes the cutting process for certain types of fabrics.

Furthermore, for knit fabrics, users may choose the EFR roller, which is an optimal solution for soft and easily wrinkled fabrics, ensuring surface smoothness before layering.

2.  Excellent technological features of BMO-SV45

Beyond its precise mechanical construction, the BMO-SV45 is equipped with several modern technological features.

2.1. Touchscreen control system & MES support

Its full-touchscreen interface is user-friendly, allowing operators to input spreading dimensions and setup parameters directly.

Notably, this digital control system is ready for MES (Manufacturing Execution System) integration, enabling real-time production data connection and meeting Smart Factory standards.

2.2. Automated functions: Edge alignment, knife lifting, layer counting

A high level of automation helps the BMO-SV45 minimize manual intervention:

Automatic lay-length detection: Sensors accurately identify table length.

Automatic edge alignment: Ensures square, aligned layers while minimizing fabric wastage on both edges.

Smart knife lifting: Automatically adjusts knife and machine head height according to actual fabric thickness.

Data storage: The function of counting and storing the number of fabric layers laid remains operational and saves data even in the event of a sudden power outage.

2.3. Safety features and intelligent fabric defect detection

Workplace safety and quality control are priorities for BMO. The machine is equipped with emergency stop buttons and instant error alerts.

During operation, a defect-inspection LED light allows operators to easily identify surface flaws. In addition, the remote control with “Stop and Go” functionality provides flexible, convenient machine control from a distance.

3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

3.1. Does BMO-SV45 support multiple languages?

Absolutely. The control system supports multiple languages including English, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish, Indonesian, and Cambodian. This allows workers in various countries to easily access and operate the machine without language barriers.

3.2. What is the difference between One-way spreading and ZigZag spreading modes?

One-way spreading supports a maximum lay height of up to 165 mm, ideal for high-volume orders. Meanwhile, ZigZag spreading (continuous folding) allows a maximum height of 80 mm and is commonly used to reduce cutting time and suit wide-width woven fabrics.

4. Conclusion

In summary, with durable performance and an outstanding “All-in-one” design, the BMO-SV45 fabric spreading machine is a valuable investment for garment manufacturers aiming to optimize their production lines. The machine not only handles diverse fabric-spreading demands but is also ready for digital management trends with MES support.

If you are interested and would like to receive a detailed quotation for the BMO-SV45 model, please contact us for consultation.