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Non-Woven Fabrics
GORTEF 828.25 AS and GORTEF 141.36AS belts are used in machines that laminate foams to various textile fabrics using heat, to thermally bond the composite together. |
The simplest and one of the most effective ways to demonstrate the benefits of PTFE glass fabrics, is to use the material as a baking sheet at home in the kitchen, when cooking something that normally creates sticking problems. Cleaning up afterwards is a thing of the past. Many bakers use GORTEF TEFLON COATED GLASS FABRICS in this way. Best results are achieved with
The above applications are basically batch style production. When we mechanise the process and introduce a conveyor belt we can identify many uses for GORTEF belting products that are dependent on good release properties:
Further significant end use of GORTEF TEFLON COATED GLASS FABRICS demonstrating good release and high temperature stability is found in welding plastics.
When thermoplastic materials are heated above their melting point they become hot sticky mobile liquids and in this condition, if two pieces are pressed together and cooled they will be permanently bonded.
Plastics, uPVC windows and doors are manufactured in this way. Mitered pieces of uPVC extruded section are heated by pressing them under controlled conditions against an electrically heated platen, that is covered with PTFE glass fabric. When uPVC melts, the platen is removed, the two sections are pressed together and a joint is effected.
The PTFE glass fabric overcomes any problem of build up of uPVC on the platen, and spoilage is low provided the fabric is replaced on a daily basis. Some customers seem to prefer GORTEF 116,15 but GORTEF 316.13 are also widely used. We improved specific product for uPVC industry. This is GORTEF 216.15SP and also GORTEF 216.15 SP-AD is for adhesive practice.
Applications similar to this exist in the manufacture of plastic sanitary ware and the welding of plastic pipes and sheets.