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Warp advance mechanism fits the Standard.

Double warp beam consists of a warp beam and a tension beam, as well as a pair of beam holders. It is positioned just above the regular tension beam and is a mirror image.

A double warp beam facilitates techniques where you have double warps of different materials or special pattern threads in the warp. It also simplifies switching between different warps.

Sectional warp beam consists of four wooden strips that are screwed directly onto the warp beam. The wooden strips have holes drilled for brackets that divide the beam into 25 mm sections. With sectional warping, warping, beaming, and winding occur in the same step.

The tension box in the picture is placed in front of a section, and as many threads as needed within 25 mm are drawn on to the full warp length.

This method is especially suitable for long warps and can be performed without assistance.

Both of these fit the Standard