Development Leading Brand for Polyester Fabrics, Polyester Forming Fabric, Polyester Forming Wire and Paper Machine Clothing.

We are manufacturers of industrial fabrics for paper machine clothing. The main products include paper machine woven drying screens, forming screens and press felts.

Polyester mesh filter screen is a fabric used to separate solid particles from gas, water or other materials. Our polyester strainer series is made from high-quality polyester monofilament yarns with stable physical properties, making them ideal for the printing and filtration industries. Depending on your filtration requirements for certain size particles, all meshes are semi-permeable and have suitable pore sizes.

The paper making screen mesh is a woven mesh woven from stainless steel wire mesh. The aqueous suspension of pulp is installed in the wire section of the paper machine and may be first dewatered to form a wet paper. The paper making screen mesh has excellent tensile strength, flexural strength, abrasion resistance, and tensile strength.

According to the weaving method, the polyester forming wire cloth can be divided into four shuttles, five shuttles, seven shuttles, eight shuttles, sixteen shuttles, twenty shuttles and the like. According to the category can be divided into single layer fabric, double layer fabric, two layers of fabric and three layers of fabric.

Paper making polyester forming fabrics can be divided into 4-shed, 5-shed, 8-shed, 16-shed, 24-shed according to the weaving type. There are three common items：single layer, double layer, two-and a half layer fabric and triple-layer fabric.

How to distinguish nylon mesh from polyester meshCombustion method. Operation: Cut an 8 cm *2 cm edge material of wire mesh, tie it to chopsticks with wire, ignite the wire mesh with matches, and the wire mesh is ignited. Observation: While melting, it burns slowly, and the nylon net is the globular

Recycling of n-polyester has always been a topic of great concern. In the 1970s, with the advent of polyester bottles, industrial polyester wastes began to be recycled. Wellman Corporation of Northern Ireland was the first company to start recycling polyester. By the 1990s, with the emergence of