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Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 · Fully Automatic · R20 Twin Disc Bearing

35-D III-D Rotor Complete

35-D III-D D III · Count on request

Application-matched D III rotor complete for counts confirmed per order on the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 fully automatic platform. Diamond top layer on the prepared substrate. Every assembly is dynamically balanced and vibration-checked before shipment, at 40–60% below the OEM part price.

Groove Type D III — Application-specific
Rotor Cup Diameter Ø 35 mm
Coating diamond coating
Bearing R20 Twin Disc · Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60
Technical Data

35-D III-D — Complete Specifications

All measurements in millimetres. Every rotor complete assembly is 100% dynamically balanced on our own balancing line before shipment.

Model Number35-D III-D
Rotor Cup DiameterØ 35 mm
Groove TypeD III — application-specific profile, matched to the application
CoatingD — diamond top layer on the rotor substrate (HV 1000-1200, friction coefficient 0.05–0.1)
Bearing TypeR20 Twin Disc — bearing standard for the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 platform
Compatible MachinesRieter R1 / R20 / R40 / R60 (fully automatic rotor spinning)
Suitable Yarn CountCount window confirmed per order — send your target Ne and fibre type with the enquiry
Fibre TypeConfirmed with the rotor selection against your fibre type
Balancing Standard100% dynamic-balanced · vibration-checked before packing
OEM CompatibilityDimensionally identical to the original Rieter part — direct drop-in replacement
Price Advantage40–60% below the OEM original part price at equivalent dimensional accuracy
Rotor GroupOne of 6 rotor models in the R20 Twin Disc group (32–40 mm diameter range)
Minimum OrderFlexible — sample orders accepted for quality verification
Lead TimeStandard 7–15 days · urgent orders available on request
Groove Engineering

Why D III Groove for Application-Specific Spinning

D III is a code outside the standard count-band families: no fixed Ne window is published for it in our catalogue data, so the rotor is specified against the application. The group is stocked across several cup sizes, which lets a mill shift counts without changing the spinning-box setup.

D III Groove — Yarn Count Range

The count band is confirmed per order. Include your target Ne, fibre type and spinning position with the enquiry. Send us the fibre type and target count with the enquiry and we confirm the pairing.

D III

D III Groove — Application-Matched Rotor

D III rotors run on the R20 Twin Disc bearing, which is shared by the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 series, so machine compatibility is unambiguous. The count side is not published as a fixed band: send the fibre type and target Ne and our engineers confirm the correct pairing before the order is released. Send the fibre, the target count and the spinning position and the selection is confirmed before quoting.

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Engineer-Confirmed Selection

Groove, cup size and coating are confirmed together before the order is released.

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No Trial-and-Error at the Machine

Getting the pairing right before shipment avoids change-overs that cost production time.

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Shared Bearing, Four Machine Series

The R20 Twin Disc bearing serves the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 series, so one rotor covers all four generations.

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Cup Size From the Code

The leading number gives the cup diameter in millimetres, so the rotor size is unambiguous.

Surface Engineering

What D Means: Base and Working Surface

The trailing letters of the model code are two independent codes, not one word: B is the substrate, D is the working surface. Diamond top layer (HV 1000-1200) with a friction coefficient of 0.05–0.1, which reduces fibre damage at the groove face. The rotor is dimensionally identical to the original part, so no machine modification is needed.

B — Boronized base
Not in this code · The -BD- models add it
Substrate hardening
Boronized / boron steel Supports the D layer Fibre impact

B = boronized (boron-steel) substrate. A diamond film is only microns thick, so the steel underneath decides whether it survives: a soft substrate deforms under fibre and grit impact and the film cracks and spalls off. The boronized base is the hardening step that keeps the diamond layer intact. This code does not carry the B step; it is the -BD- variant that pairs the diamond layer with the boronized base.

D — Diamond coating
In this code · Working surface
HV 1000-1200
CVD diamond film Friction 0.05–0.1 Anti-stick

D = diamond top layer, grown on the prepared substrate as a micron-scale film. It takes the fibre and grit contact directly, which is where the wear resistance, the friction coefficient of 0.05–0.1 and the anti-stick behaviour come from that hold the groove profile over long runs. Diamond coating technology of US origin, applied on JSM’s own treatment line.

Compatibility

Which Rieter Machines Use 35-D III-D?

Bearing fit comes first — here the R20 Twin Disc bearing, common to the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 series. A rotor from another bearing group will not seat correctly, however similar the cup looks.

✓ Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 — R20 Twin Disc bearing
Bearing shared by the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 series platform. 35-D III-D is one of 6 rotor models in the R20 Twin Disc group (32–40 mm diameter range).
✗ R40-AE / R40-EC rotor groups
The R40 platform also runs the R40-AE and R40-EC bearing groups (31-XT-BD-AE, 46-XTC-BD-EC and others) — different bearings, not interchangeable with this group.
✗ R60-AE1 / R60-EC1 rotor groups
The current R60 generation uses R60-AE1 and R60-EC1 bearings with its own rotor sizes (28–40 mm) and does not interchange with these rotors.
✗ Rieter R923 / R35 / R36 / R37
Semi-automatic platforms running T013 or 73-1-69 bearings with C-series and S-series rotor codes.
Application Guide

What to Spin with 35-D III-D

How this rotor is normally applied on Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 machines, with the D III groove’s published count window where the catalogue documents one.

Best For
✓ Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 spinning positions
✓ Replacing a rotor at a known position
✓ Mills needing the count confirmed before ordering
✓ Buyers standardising on the R20 Twin Disc bearing
Consider Another Groove For
◇ Medium–coarse Ne 10–30 — U general-purpose groove
◇ Blends and speciality fibres — S groove
◇ Coarse counts Ne 3–16 — GL groove
◇ Abrasive or high-impurity fibre — DN diamond coating
Groove Options in This Catalogue
→ D III: count window confirmed per order — this model
→ T: Narrow (Ne 16–40)
→ TT: Extra narrow (Ne 16–40)
→ S: Special (Ne 16–40)
→ U: General purpose (Ne 10–30)
→ GL: Large (Ne 3–16)
→ G: Standard (Ne 16–40)
→ See all 6 Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 rotor models →
FAQ

35-D III-D — Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most often about this rotor. If yours is not listed, send it with your machine model and current rotor code — we reply within 24 hours.

Is 35-D III-D compatible with my Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 machine?
35-D III-D uses the R20 Twin Disc bearing, the rotor standard shared by the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 series, so the same rotor fits all four machine generations. It is one of 6 rotor models in that bearing group. Rotors from a different bearing group will not interchange — send us your machine model and current rotor code and we confirm within 24 hours.
What does the model code 35-D III-D mean?
35 is the rotor cup diameter in millimetres — Ø35 mm. D III is the groove, a application-specific profile, matched to the application. D denotes the diamond top layer on the prepared substrate. The code ends with the bearing identifier: the R20 Twin Disc bearing for the Rieter R1, R20, R40 and R60 platform.
What yarn counts does the D III groove suit?
There is no fixed count window published for the D III groove in our catalogue data. The usable band is confirmed against your fibre and target count before the order is released, so the rotor is matched to the application rather than to an assumed range.
What do the letters BD mean in the model code 35-D III-D?
Read the two letters separately. B describes the base: a boronized or boron-steel substrate — a hardening step, not a coating. D describes the working surface: a diamond film (HV 1000-1200) with a friction coefficient of 0.05–0.1, grown on the prepared substrate. B protects the film, D takes the wear. Which one your code carries tells you whether the substrate hardening is present (BD) or whether the rotor runs the diamond layer alone (D).
How much does an OEM-equivalent rotor save versus the original?
At equivalent dimensional accuracy our price sits 40–60% below the OEM part, and the assembly is dynamically balanced before it leaves the balancing line. Tell us the quantity and your target date and we quote price and freight within 24 hours.
Can I order the rotor spindle or rotor cup separately?
A rotor complete is the cup, the spindle (shaft) and the bearing. If only one part is worn we supply it separately rather than making you replace the whole assembly; send a photo of the worn part and we confirm the replacement.
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