Countermarch and Counterbalance MechanismsUpdated 18 days ago

These mechanisms are common in larger floor looms and provide even tension across the warp threads, creating balanced sheds.

• Counterbalance Looms have pairs of shafts that work in opposition, so when one shaft rises, another lowers. This balance keeps tension even and helps create a consistent shed.

• Countermarch Looms are more complex, with separate mechanisms for raising and lowering each shaft, providing fine control for dense fabrics and complex patterns.

Pro Tip: Countermarch looms are fantastic for weavers interested in intricate patterning because they offer excellent tension control, making it easier to achieve even results