PTFE Floor Carpet Belts

PTFE flooring belts are utilized in a variety of applications within the flooring industry. Some key applications include:

• Carpet Tile Belts
  Backing is applied by dispensing hot flow bitumen to the surface of the PTFE coated fabric belt. The top pile is then laminated on top of the bitumen which then bonds to the surface once cooled.
  PTFE coated glass cloth is a heat resistant material that has a heavy weave structure to cope with being made into a wide belt to fit the machine. The heavy weave pattern of the material has become a familiar feature of carpet tile backings as a result.
• Floor Underlay Belts
  PTFE fabric materials and belts are often used to laminate the surfaces together. The PTFE glass cloth acts as a non-stick barrier that allows heat to transfer it.
• Walk off Mat Belts
  Walk-off mats are crafted by laminating a non-slip, textured surface to one side, preventing movement in high-traffic areas. PTFE-coated fabrics play a vital role as release sheets in hot presses, acting as a non-stick barrier between platens and carpet. Specially perforated PTFE-coated fabric sheets facilitate molten rubber seepage during manufacturing, resulting in tiny stems that enhance grip on the mat’s underside after curing.
• Carpet Back Curing Belts
  PTFE Carpet Back Curing Belts are specialized conveyor belts used in the carpet manufacturing process, specifically during the curing phase of carpet backing.
  During the carpet back curing process, the PTFE Carpet Back Curing Belts are employed to convey and support the carpets as they pass through high-temperature ovens. The PTFE coating ensures that the carpet backing material does not adhere to the belt, preventing any sticking or damage during the curing cycle.
• Crumb rubber mats manufacturing
  In the manufacturing process of crumb rubber mats, recycled crumb rubber mixed with thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) is molded, pressed, and cured onto PTFE conveyor belts.
  The PTFE coating on the fiberglass belt serves as a nonstick surface, preventing adhesion of the rubber and TPU mixture during the molding and curing processes.
• Carpet heat-setting
  PTFE coated fiberglass belts play a critical role in the carpet manufacturing industry, specifically in the heat-setting process. The nonstick properties of PTFE facilitate the efficient release of carpets from the belt after heat-setting. This prevents any damage to the newly set fibers and ensures the production of high-quality carpets.
• Vinyl tile manufacturing
  PTFE floor belts are designed to meet the specific requirements of vinyl tile manufacturing, offering nonstick properties, high-temperature resistance, chemical inertness, and durability. These belts play a vital role in ensuring the smooth and efficient production of high-quality vinyl tiles.