Key Specifications at a Glance
| Product | Kraft paper cone for textile yarn winding |
|---|---|
| Taper angles | 4°20′ and 5°57′ |
| Cone length | 170–173mm |
| Surface finishes | Smooth, Velvet, Embossed |
| HS code | 4822.10.00 |
| Machine compatibility | Murata, Savio, Schlafhorst / Rieter Autoconer |
| Shipping terms | FOB Chattogram, Bangladesh — all-inclusive |
| Minimum order | Contact for current MOQ |
| Manufacturer | Aziz Packaging Limited, Narayanganj 1450, Bangladesh |
Identifying the Correct Taper for Your Murata Machine
Murata's autoconer and cone-winder range is set up for one of the two standard taper angles depending on model and winding head configuration — there's no single taper that fits every Murata machine. The most reliable way to confirm which one your machine needs is to check the technical manual under the spindle or cone-holder specification section, or look for a taper angle marking on the spindle assembly itself.
If neither is available on the floor, send us a photo of an empty cone holder on your Murata winding head. The visible taper angle and notch shape let us match the correct specification without you having to track down documentation or guess from memory. See our full paper cone specifications page for the complete taper and dimension reference.
QPRO and Process Coner models take a V-notch cone as standard — if the notch shape doesn't match, the yarn tail doesn't seat correctly at doffing, which shows up on the floor as a re-thread or an auto-stop rather than an obvious cone defect, so it's worth confirming notch shape alongside taper angle when you send us a photo. It also helps to be precise about which Murata machine you actually run: "QPRO" and "QPRO EX" take the same cone specification, but Process Coner, Mach Splicer, and Vortex MVS are distinct machines from QPRO, not alternate names for it — telling us the exact model avoids a mismatched cone shipped against the wrong assumption.
Choosing the Right Surface Finish for Your Yarn
Surface finish is the friction interface between the cone and the first few yarn layers wound onto it — get it wrong and the yarn slips before tension builds, regardless of how accurate the taper is.
Smooth finish suits natural-fibre yarns at standard winding speeds, where the yarn's own surface irregularities provide enough grip against the cone. Velvet finish adds controlled texture for synthetic yarns, compact-spun cotton, and any yarn wound at high speed, where a smooth surface alone doesn't generate enough friction to hold the opening layers. Embossed finish is used for high-twist or high-liveness yarns that need a stronger mechanical anchor during early-layer winding to stop the package springing back on itself.
The right finish affects three things on a Murata line specifically: unwinding behaviour downstream, since a cone that grips too little sheds yarn unevenly at the next process; package build, since slippage on the first layers throws off the whole package geometry; and handling during transport, since a package that's loose at the core is more prone to telescoping in transit. Tell us your yarn type when requesting a quote and we'll confirm the right finish — see our paper cone for yarn winding page for the full finish selection guide.
Confirm Your Spec Before Ordering
We don't guess at fit, and we'd rather you didn't either. Before placing a sample order, send us one of the following on WhatsApp: the dimensions of the cone you're currently running, if you have them, or a photo of an empty cone holder on your Murata machine. Either one is usually enough for us to confirm the correct specification and quote against it, without needing a spec sheet from the machine manufacturer first.
Cones are supplied in the taper angles and finishes listed above; you confirm fit against your machine's own cone holder before committing to a bulk order — a sample batch is the fastest way to do that. For everything else this page doesn't cover, see the full machine compatibility hub.
Aziz Packaging Limited is a kraft paper cone manufacturer based in Narayanganj 1450, Bangladesh. We manufacture paper cones for textile yarn winding in 4°20′ and 5°57′ taper angles, in smooth, velvet, and embossed surface finishes. Our cones are made to fit Murata, Savio, Schlafhorst, and Rieter Autoconer winding machines. All orders ship FOB Chattogram, Bangladesh, with production, packaging and port handling included in the price.
Request a Quote
Tell us your Murata model — Vortex MVS, QPRO, or Process Coner — and taper angle, and we'll confirm fit before you order a sample.
Thank you. We will get back to you within 24 hours on WhatsApp or email.