Verified customer deployment

Protecting 16 Two-for-One Twisting Machines with One WS-300

Textile Manufacturer | Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

One WS-300 provides centralized protection for all 16 TFO Twisters in the workshop. Results below are limited to verified field records.

Wilson Technology WS-300 installed in a textile workshop in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, protecting 16 two-for-one twisting machines from voltage sags.
On-site commissioning of the WS-300 system protecting 16 two-for-one twisting machines at a textile plant in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.

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Short Answer

A textile manufacturer in Hangzhou, Zhejiang deployed one Wilson Technology WS-300 system in June 2025 to protect an entire workshop of 16 two-for-one twisting machines. Through August 27, 2026, the system had recorded 18 voltage-sag events, with successful ride-through in all 18 recorded events.

The Challenge

Preserve continuity across a 16-machine TFO workshop

Two-for-one twisting machines rely on coordinated drives and controls. A brief voltage sag can cross an equipment tolerance boundary before normal grid voltage returns. The verified protection scope at this Hangzhou textile plant covered 16 Two-for-One Twisting Machines (TFO Twisters).

The Solution

One WS-300 protecting the full workshop scope

Wilson Technology deployed 1 × WS-300 in June 2025. The system provides centralized voltage-sag ride-through protection for all 16 TFO Twisters in the workshop.

This public case does not state an equipment power rating, detailed electrical topology, sag-depth threshold, or sag-duration threshold because those details have not been approved for public release.

Field Operation

Successful ride-through in all 18 recorded events

Since commissioning in June 2025, this single system has remained in field operation. Through August 27, 2026, it had recorded 18 voltage-sag events, with successful ride-through in all 18 recorded events.

Key Results

Verified deployment facts

1WS-300 system
16TFO Twisters protected
18 / 18Successful recorded ride-through events
Since Jun 2025Field operation
Aug 27, 2026Field-record cutoff

Engineering context

Engineering review

Protect the textile process boundary that cannot afford to trip.

Share available waveforms, event logs, load information, and the production restart sequence. Wilson Technology will help define the assessment path without assuming unverified site parameters.