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Bag Making Pull Rollers
Bag making pull rollers are used to transfer pre-cut bags to separation and printing.
Benefits:
These rollers have grooved wear-resistant coverings to withstand inertia.
Best Used For:
Bag Making Pull Rollers
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Chevron or Herringbone Grooving
Spreader rollers grooving can take many forms including: herringbone pattern, chevron groove pattern, reverse taper configuration, and grooved rubber covers.
Benefits:
Improved web handling; wrinkle release
Best Used For:
Bowed roll and stretch roll applications.
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Cushioned Feed Rollers
We apply a tight tolerance wear-resistant covering to cushioned feed rollers, which are used to feed corrugated sheets through the line without damage.
Benefits:
Reduces product damage.
Best Used For:
Cushioned Feed Rollers
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Dryer Drums
We coat dryer drums with durable, speciality formulated non-stick surfaces.
Benefits:
Allows dryer drums to run at higher speeds, with less sheet breaks and contamination or build up issues.
Best Used For:
Dryer Drums
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Embossing Back Up Rollers
Embossing back up rollers are used to create a nip under pressure, which creates a pattern on substrates.
Benefits:
Elastomeric roller coverings maximize performance.
Best Used For:
Embossing Back Up Rollers
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Embossing Rollers
Embossing rollers are used to create patterns on substrates.
Benefits:
Multiple surface finish roller bases for high performance and long term wear resistance.
Best Used For:
Embossing Rollers
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Furnace Rollers
Furnace rollers are used to support webs and coils as they travel through ovens.
Benefits:
Products able to operate in temperatures over 600 F.
Best Used For:
Furnace Rollers
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Lead-in Lead Out Rollers to dryer sections
Lead in and lead out rollers are also used to lead to dryer sections during manufacturing.
Benefits:
They are engineered with durable, non-stick, easily cleaned surfaces.
Best Used For:
Lead-in Lead Out Rollers to dryer sections
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Nip/Laminator Rollers
Laminator rollers are also known as nip rollers and by various other names.
Benefits:
Proper selection affects product quality and line speeds.
Best Used For:
They are used to press two or more sheets together to form a laminated product.
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Press Rollers
Press rolls are used in a wide variety of industries and applications.
Benefits:
These rollers are made out of many different substrates and coverings or coatings.
Best Used For:
Press Rollers
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Pressure Rollers
Pressure rolls are used in the corrugating industry and are typically chrome or hard faced rolls. Often times these rolls are also crowned for deflection.
Benefits:
Increase machine speeds and longer service life.
Best Used For:
Pressure Rollers
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Pull Rollers
Pull rollers are driven nip rollers that pull subtrants.
Benefits:
Rollers are ozone and abrasion resistant, and will not degrade from oils or corrosive materials.
Best Used For:
Pull Rollers
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Sealing Rollers
We offer a wide variety of covering and coatings for sealing rollers including: non-stick, corrosion-resistant, and high temperature-resistant solutions.
Benefits:
Non-stick, corrosion-resistant, and high temperature-resistant surface properaties.
Best Used For:
Sealing Rollers
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Support Rollers for Electrically Charged Processes
Support rollers for electrically charged processes require electrical insulation.
Benefits:
Offer various coverings and coatings to be tailored to your application.
Best Used For:
Support Rollers for Electrically Charged Processes
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