ARAMIDE-PTFE BELT General characteristics: Resistance to temperatures ranging between -55 and +260°C; High mechanical resistance; Good abrasion resistance; DModerate resistance for uses in vapor-filled environments.

Characteristics ARAMIDE / PTFE fiber, belts

This fabric results to be stronger, on parity of energy (libra X libra), than steel. As this fabric is coated PTFE (Teflon®) has property of strength, elasticity even if it has not a weight high. This fabric keep stability and integrity of dimension with temperatures from -50° to +200 Co.

The Kewlar® is more resistant to abrasion than glass fabric. Dimensional stability After 200° it can arrive to an extension percentage to 0,4 %, on the contrary to glass fabric for which there is a percenta-ge of 0,1%.

Most common application sectors:

• Ceramic industry (belt for drying powder paint);
• Food industry;
• Textile industry (belts for textile laminations);
• Mining industry (belts for magnetic separators).

Teflon ®, Kewlar® are regisstered trademark of Dupont