Shrinkage Belt
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Excellence in shrinkage. Daytex Shrinkage Belt EN

Shrinkage Belt

Saurer is the leading manufacturer of natural rubber shrinkage belts. Experienced experts in the field of rubber applications as well as natural rubber from approved plantations in combination with longstanding manufacturing expertise ensure the constant product quality. Multi-national teams are responsible for the development, manufacturing and sale of Saurer Daytex Shrinkage Belts. A network of experienced representatives around the globe offer the highest levels of service and expertise to deliver optimal performance of our products. 6 Daytex Shrinkage Belt 7 The economics of a shrinkage...

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Shrinkage Belt Illustration courtesy of Morrison Textile Machinery Inc. Shrinkage, also called Sanforization, was patented in the US in 1954. Today this process is an essential part of the finishing process for most fabrics. Like in all other pro cesses, also here the optimum result can only be reached when using the best equipment. Saurer has 55 years of experience in production of excellent shrinkage belts. Sanforizing is a method of shrinking and fixing the cloth in both length and width The shrinking process takes place between the shrinkage (rubber) belt and the heated cylinder. The...

Shrinkage Belt Daytex Shrinkage Belt General data - Material: - Color: - Shore Hardness: - Surface: - Application: Natural Rubber Light Tan 38-40 ShA Finished ground From heavy to light fabric including comfit and knitted goods Dimensions - Inner Circum: - Thickness: - Width: - Edge: 3 962 mm 50.8-70 mm Customized Daytex Curved NEW Area of application Daytex Shrinkage Belts are engineered to produce the best quality for all different types of fabrics like all Sanfor types, Comfit, knitted goods and of course, open-width knits. This includes fabrics from light to heavy weight. Besides this...

Shrinkage Belt The economics of a shrinkage belt To achieve the best price-perfor mance ratio for a belt, two factors are essential: efficient utilization of surface as well as a maximum lifetime of the belt. Belts all over the world are sold per unit length (US $ / inch). This means that finding the right belt width also means finding the optimum price and / or area usage. The smaller the difference between the overall belt width and the working face width, the more efficient the use of the belt. This difference is defined by the belt edge shape. The Saurer Daytex Curved Edge optimizes the...

Shrinkage Belt Efficiency Dimensions 1 Steam cylinder width 2 Overall belt width 3 Working face width 4 Cloth width How to reach the required efficiency? –– ptimized area usage is dependent on finding the O optimum belt width. There are 2 belt widths to be considered: overall belt width and the working face width. –– Overall belt width should be at least 25 mm smaller than the steam cylinder or the shortest roller. –– orking face width of the belt should be at least 150 mm W wider than the fabric to be treated, but not longer than 200 mm. Curved edge optimization Edge forms Belt thickness...

Shrinkage Belt Force of compression in PLI *, ( ) = metric Rubber Belt 73 x 2 – 5 / 8 (1 854 m × 67 mm) (38 ° Shore A) 7⁄8 22.225 33.3  1 ubber belt R 2 Heated cylinder 3 Compression roll 4 Pivot Extending the lifetime of your shrinkage belt The life time of the shrinkage belt is largely dependent on six factors. By buying a Daytex Shrinkage Belt, three out six factors are ensured with delivery. The ideal elastomer composition and belt production method as well as the edge shape. These factors cannot be influenced by our customers. Whereas custom ers are able to extend their belt life time...

Saurer Shrinkage Belt Temperature Each type of fabric needs a certain temperature for a good processing. In general the belt should operate at the lowest possible temperature to reduce the aging of the belt and premature cracking. The table below shows typical settings for different fabrics. Tension To ensure proper shrinkage of the fabric the rubber belts needs 2% of tension. Please refer to the technical information how to set up the right tension on the belt. The table below shows the recommended stretch according to the wall thickness of the belt.

Shrinkage Belt 1 Heated cylinder 2 Drive roll 3 Compression roll 4 Tension roll 5 Water spray 6 Felt doctor blade 7 Tension adjustment 8 Water removal felt Extending the lifetime of your shrinkage belt Cooling As the shrinkage process needs temperatures well above the limits of natural rubber it is vital to maintain water sprays on both sides of the belt in order to keep the belt cool and avoid cracking and de- gradation of the rubber. The water sprays on the inside lubricates and cools the belt to reduce the friction with the rollers. The water on the outside cools the rubber belt to avoid...

Shrinkage Belt The best shrinkage belt only per forms best in close cooperation with each customer. Therefore, Daytex has created a network of experts to support our customers in every phase over the whole lifetime of a shrinkage belt, starting with how to order the correct width, overall installation of the belt, trou bleshooting during usage and guid ance in all necessary maintenance during the lifetime of the rubber belt.

Shrinkage Belt Customer service Global technical support Research & Develop ment In our organization, there is a closed loop between all the different departments to ensure the best performing belt at the customers place today and in future. Therefore, the customer needs is always in the focus while improving the processing or the belt itself. In every part of the world, we have established a Global Technical Support Team that helps the customer in all questions related to the belt and of course, the fabric he is processing. The backbone of knowledge of more than 55 years living this...