Teflon Coated Fiberglass Belts

Specification

We provide a wide range of PTFE Coated Fiber Glass Cloth Belts fabricated using superior fiber as raw material. These are widely reckoned by our clients for features such as dimensional stability, high intensity, low coefficient of friction & conductivity, anti-aging, non-flammable and resistance to chemical & acids. Available in standard specification. This open mesh PTFE impregnated fiberglass belting is available in brown and black in widths up to 3950mm and in any length. The fluorocarbon resins used in the curing process are chemically inert, and the woven glass substrate provides exceptional strength and dimensional stability. Its non-stick surface, operating temperature range from –60 C to +260 C and the 70% open area makes this belting the perfect solution for many drying applications.

Benefits Of PTFE / Teflon coated Fiberglass Belts.

Energy Savings :  PTFE/Glass Belts prove better heat transfer and absorb less energy.

Maintenance Cost :  PTFE/Glass Belts have non-stick surface and are easy to clean.

Cost : PTFE/Glass Belt costs less to purchase.  Its low relative mass allows   it to  function in a simpler, less expensive pulley and drive systems

Sizes Available:  LT 3NP, LT 5NP, LT 6NP, LT 10NP, LT 14NP, LT 22NP

Features

   1. Operating Temperature range -50°C to 260°C

   2. Smooth release Non-Sticky Surface

   3. Dimensionally Stable

   4. Resistance to most chemicals and solvents

   5. Non Flammable

   6. Non Toxic

   7. With or without Buttons

   8. With Eyelets

   9. Two Ply Laminated Belt

  10. Edge Reinforcement

  11. Tracking Devices

  12. 5NP, 10 NP, 14 NP, 22 NP etc…

 Types Of Joints

   1. Heat sealed overlap

   2. Heat-Sealed Butt

   3. Finger – Splice

   4. Fabric Pin Splice

   5. Alligator Splice

   6. Porous Overlap Splice

   7. Leno Splice (Porous)

   8. Smart Loop (Bull nose) Splice

   9. Peek Spiral Splice

Applications

●  Two Ply belt for heat sealing of plastics pouches in continuous band sealer for higher rate of production.

●  In Garment Industries for fusing of collar and cuffs.

●  To wrap and side sealing of soaps, biscuits and toilet paper rolls.

●  For continuous drying oven to dry textile materials.

●  For food industries.

●  For continues lamination of non-woven material.