Water jet looms can be used to produce a variety of fabrics, such as cotton, silk, and linen, as well as to make garments such as shirts, skirts, and pants, and home furnishings such as bedding and curtains.

The water jet loom is a shuttleless loom that uses jets of water to pull the weft yarns through the bobbin opening, and it has a wide range of applications. In the textile industry, water jet looms can be used not only to produce a variety of fabrics, such as cotton fabrics, silk, linen fabrics, etc., but also for the weaving of hydrophobic fibers. In addition, the weft draw-in action of the water jet loom utilizes water in the pump plunger as the medium, and the force generated instantaneously from compression to release of the pump spring through the pump cam, which sends the pre-wound weft yarns on the weft storage disk smoothly through the nozzle to the lower head, and then the weft yarns are pushed forward into the light tan and woven into the shuttle mouth by using the reed to weave the front side to complete the weaving process.

Characteristics of water jet looms include low diffusivity and smooth adapted surfaces, making them widely used in the textile industry. It brings us soft and comfortable fabrics for a better life. The water jet loom is mainly suitable for weaving hydrophobic fibers such as synthetic fibers and glass fibers, but with the emergence of new pastes, it is also expected to be used for the weaving of hydrophilic fibers. This type of loom is not only suitable for industrial production, but is also widely used in the apparel and home furnishing industries, such as for making garments such as shirts, skirts, and pants, as well as home furnishings such as bedding and curtains.