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Heald frames carry the heald wires that separate warp yarns to form the shed, directly affecting fabric evenness and warp breakage.

Temples hold the fabric at the selvedge to keep width stable and reduce edge warp breakage during weaving.

Leno devices twist two selvedge warp ends around the weft, producing a firm edge on jet and rapier looms.

Tuck-in units fold the weft end back into the fabric edge, giving a clean tucked selvedge on jet looms.

Warp stop motion parts detect a broken warp end and stop the loom, preventing fabric faults.

Weft feeders store and deliver weft yarn at constant tension, which is critical for jet loom insertion.