MEIWA ROLLER RANGE / 02
Industrial
rubber rolls.
From nip rolls to winding touch rolls, Meiwa’s industrial range covers the material, contact and operating conditions of the production line.
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01 RANGE & APPLICATIONS · 04 ENTRIES
Rolls by production line
Each application has material, surface and dimensional considerations. Discuss them against your production conditions.
| Production line | Roll functions | Selection considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Film processing | Roll functionsStretching rolls Guide rolls Corona-discharge rolls Laminating rolls Winding rolls |
Selection considerations Ozone resistance and static control are key compound considerations. Share film type, line speed, temperature and chemical exposure. |
| Paper manufacturing | Roll functionsFelt rolls Pick-up rolls Back-up rolls Winding rolls |
Selection considerations Material choices for abrasion resistance and water-holding performance. Specify grammage, speed and position. |
| Plywood & steel lines | Roll functionsSpreader rolls Coating rolls Guide rolls |
Selection considerations Engineered for solvent resistance and demanding duty cycles. Discuss adhesive, coating chemistry and temperature. |
| General industrial | Roll functionsNip rolls Winding touch rolls |
Selection considerations Functional rubber rolls across converting and finishing lines. Hardness, surface finish and wear requirements guide the specification. |
Application groupings from the supplied presentation; see Meiwa’s industrial range. Specifications are confirmed per enquiry.
02 BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Start with the operating conditions.
These details help NUTECH discuss the right specification for your application.
- 01
Your production line
Equipment, roll function and processed material.
- 02
Operating conditions
Line speed, temperature and chemical exposure.
- 03
Roll specification
Dimensions, hardness, surface finish and wear requirements.
Material suitability, specifications and availability are confirmed for each enquiry.
Define the line.
Select the roll.
Share the industry, equipment, substrate, line speed, temperature and chemicals in use to discuss the suitable roll.
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