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Machine Applications For Spraying Glue Line
Used as single or double belt oven the Thermobonding oven with its
double nozzle system is still the machine of choice when it comes
to thermally bond materials from airlay lines and card-crosslapping
lines using almost any kind of fibers.
This thermal bond oven raw material could be all types of man-made
fibers, natual fibers( wool, cotton, jute, coconut, reclaimed
textile waste and shoddy, and carbon fibers.
Specifications chart for Nonwoven Wadding Production Line
Final product width:2000-5000mm |
Possible product:High loft/high density waddings |
Product weight:50-8000gsm |
Production capacity:150-500KG customerized |
Possible raw material:Man-made fibers;Natural fibers(wool, jute, coconut...);Reclaimed textile waste and shoddy;Carbon fibers. |
Heating fuel:Natural gas, liquid gas, electricity, diesel oil |
Different thermal bonding heating oven structures for different
products.
1. Single belt oven, is suitable for drying and curing wetlaids
materials at high temperatures. Advantage of high speed and strong
wind, for thin and light waddings.
2. Double belt oven system comprises of a modular design, adaptable
to all drying and thermobonding needs. High loft or high density
all possible.
3. Chemical ond oven system designed with front and back sprayer,
and S shape heating make sure wind penetrate thoroughly.
Other structures also customized and require further discussion.
Flexible and almost unlimited usage
The Thermobonding oven can be used in almost any webforming
process. This results in a multitude of products that can be made
on the machine:
· Upholstery and furniture materials
· High loft nonwovens (quilts, insulation for anoraks)
· Bedding, mattresses
· Hygiene and medical nonwovens (acquisition layers, cosmetic pads)
· Household products (wipes, abrasive pads)
· Wipes (facial wipes, demakeup pads)
· Automotive (acoustical and thermal insulation)
· Insulation (house insulation from synthetic, natural and mineral
fibers)
· Geotextiles (dam building, landfills, erosion control)
· Technical nonwovens (filter media)
· Building industry (roofing felts)