Glass Fabric Bands and Mesh Impregnated with PTFE

Product Information

The bands made from PTFE-impregnated fiberglass or aramid fabrics and PTFE-impregnated meshes represent an excellent alternative to metal bands. While the latter offer high mechanical resistance, they present several disadvantages, such as their high weight, cost, and energy consumption due to heat absorption during the process.

Additionally, metal bands often face adhesion issues, which is unacceptable in clean processes where a material with non-stick properties and easy maintenance is required. In this regard, PTFE-impregnated fabric bands stand out for being lightweight, efficient, and highly functional, ensuring optimal performance in demanding industrial environments.

Fabrication of belts and tapes

We manufacture all types of bands, belts, and tapes in:

• PTFE-impregnated fiberglass fabrics, both standard and antistatic
• PTFE-impregnated fiberglass meshes
• Aramid meshes
• Aramid and fiberglass meshes
• Aramid fabrics
• Silanized fiberglass fabrics

Applications

We can supply bands up to 3,600 mm in width, with different types of splicing according to the needs of each application, including Alligator, Clipper, Bullnose, Peek, Welded, or Serrated. Additionally, we offer lateral reinforcements that can be welded and/or sewn, ensuring greater strength and durability.

PTFE-impregnated fiberglass fabrics have multiple applications across various industrial sectors. Some of the most notable include:

• Food processing
• Plastic material processing
• Textile manufacturing
• Carpet production
• Wooden board manufacturing
• Shrink tunnels
• Non-stick surfaces
• Heat sealing, welding, and thermoforming
• Chemical protection
• Electrical and thermal insulation
• Conveyor belts
• Expansion joints

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