Filter belts with a plain and a three-shaft twill weaves. One of their advantages are excellent dewatering properties. Apertures are perpendicular to the fabric surface, which makes the fabric easy to clean.
Belts are joined by stainless steel clipper seam or by pin seam, which are dismountable. Alternatively belts could be endless without dismountable seam.
Belt edges are standardly reinforced by strip of high mechanically resistant and flexible two component glue. Triangle reinforcement at seam edges increases mechanical resistance of seam.
Filter belts for gravity belt thickeners are usually made of abrasive resistant polyester.
Plain Weave
Plain Weave
Filter fabrics with the plain weave have high weave stability and predefined uniform size of apertures, so they can also be used to sort particles according to their size on LINEAR SCREEN separators.
Benefits:
- Excellent drainage properties
- Very easy to clean
- High weave stability
- Predefined uniform size of apertures
Three-shaft Twill Weave
Three-shaft Twill Weave
Filter fabrics with the three-shaft twill weave have a very high dewatering ability and a higher wear resistance than fabrics with the plain weave.
Benefits:
- Great drainage ability
- Very easy to clean
Examples of Application:
- Thickening of sludge in gravity thickeners
- Thickening of sludge in drum thickeners
- Size-based particle sorting in LINEAR SCREEN separators
- Forming belt for the production of nonwoven textiles
- Forming belt for the production of MDF boards
Examples
- Conveyor belts
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