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Weave net indispensable for manufacturing nonwoven fabric!
Wide-width woven net (nonwoven fabric)

What kind of product?

A product with endless processing of weaving nets and the function of running as Conveyor. The mesh structure has excellent breathability and water permeability, and demonstrates excellent performance in the drying, cleaning, cooling, and dehydration processes of workpieces. Our products include Plastic nets and stainless steel nets.

What's features?

Plastic net (Planet)
・Lightweight and easy to handle (200g/m2 to 2000g/m2)
・High-speed driving is possible (depending on ~ 1000m/min varieties)
・It can also handle fine workpiece processing processes
・Wide width is also available (up to 3.5m, up to 10m depending on the variety)
・Excellent smooth surface

Stainless steel mesh 
・High-speed driving is possible (~500m/min *Depending on the variety)
・It can also handle fine workpiece processing processes
・Wide width is also available (up to 4.5m, up to 6.4m depending on the variety)
・Excellent smooth surface                                  

I want to know the use of Plastic nets in nonwoven fabric manufacturing!

Spunbond

The polymer is extruded from the spinning filter to form a sheet on the net. Uses are nonwoven fabrics for guards, clothing, automotive interior materials, agriculture, industrial, etc.

Melt brone

Sheet formation by blowing polymer into the net with high-speed, high-temperature airflow. Mainly for medical and protective materials.

Thermal bond

A method of bonding cotton-like web with heat.

Span lace

Beat a high-speed thin water flow on the web to entangle fibers or create patterns. For medical guards, etc.

I want to know the use of stainless steel nets in nonwoven fabric manufacturing!

Dryer

The method of making paper. The material is short fiber, pulp, glass, etc.

Airlade

Web formation by stacking fibers in the air on a net. Nonwoven fabrics for various industrial applications.

Filter

Waste removal filter Conveyor in the manufacturing process.

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