
Carbon steel rollers are susceptible to corrosion in wet molding shops with moisture and weak acid additives such as those used in spunlace and impregnation processes. Stainless steel rollers...
Hot rolling is a critical step in the forming of nonwovens. Long-term exposure to high temperatures and pressure places high demands on compressive strength and heat resistance...
Different requirements for the surface characteristics of rollers apply to the processes of nonwovens conveying, hot rolling, slitting and winding. Multi-Component Rubber Rubber...
There are significant technological differences across nonwovens industries that make standard rolls unsuitable for specific applications. Our comprehensive service...
Traditional nonwoven winding systems use external motor drives, which take up a lot of space and have high losses. Built-in roller motors combine the motor and gearbox, simplifying...
Hot pressing and calendering of high-quality nonwovens places strict demands on roller surface precision and temperature control uniformity. Mirror rollers, with...