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Supplier: Bondex, Inc.
Description: Bondex has been producing state-of-the-art Thermal-bonded Nonwovens since 1997. Our Flat and Point-bonded materials are used extensively in business machines, electrical insulations substrates, filtration and separation composites and niche medical sector applications. Our capabilities
- Overall Thickness: 0.0006 to 0.02 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 2 to 80 inch
- Fabric Weight: 16.95 to 118.65 gsm
- Material: Acetate / Triacetate, Aramid, Nylon / Polyamide, PPS / Sulfur, Polyester, Polypropylene, Rayon / Lycocell, Synthetic / Polymer
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Supplier: Johns Manville Corp.
Description: Johns Manville synthetic spunbond nonwovens are made by spinning continuous polyester fibers onto a moving belt. The continuous fibers come from polyester raw material that has been dried, melted and extruded into a flowing polymer melt. After the spinning process, the polyester emerges as
- Applications: Architectural / Construction, Battery / Fuel Cell, Filtration, Industrial OEM
- Features: Nonwoven Product, Other
- Material: Polyester, Synthetic / Polymer
- Type: Spunbond / Meltblown Nonwoven
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Supplier: Bondex, Inc.
Description: better fit your needs in these applications. Bondex is an innovative nonwovens and specialty roll goods manufacturing company located in South Carolina, USA. Bondex has been producing technical nonwovens with thermal bond technology since 1997, serving markets which
- Applications: Aerospace, Apparel / Clothing, Automotive / Transportation, Chemical Process, Industrial OEM
- Material: Aramid, Synthetic / Polymer
- Type: Carded / Needlepunched Nonwoven, Spunbond / Meltblown Nonwoven, Wet-laid / Air-laid Nonwoven
- Structural Features: Coated / Sized, Hydroentanglement
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Supplier: Lydall Performance Materials
Description: Boilers Applications: Thermal/flame barrier for gas fired appliances Passive flame barrier system High temperature gaskets and seals Coated with PSA and slit into strips to be used as seals and thermal breaks Thermal insulation where space is at a premium Laminated or
- Overall Thickness: 0.035 to 0.255 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 2 to 104 inch
- Fabric Weight: 176 to 780 gsm
- Use Temperature: 1,200 F
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Supplier: Bondex, Inc.
Description: privately owned U.K. multi-national manufacturing company, our mission is to bring value to our customers through superior service, innovation and product quality. Bondex has been producing technical nonwovens with thermal bond technology since 1997, serving markets which
- Industry: Aerospace, Automotive, Chemicals / Materials, Consumer, Electrical / Electronics, Environment, General Industrial, Medical, Petroleum / Oil & Gas, Utilities
- Services: Design, Model, Prototype, Test / Inspect
- Features: North America, Other, Southern US Only, United States Only
- Materials: Plastics
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Supplier: Lydall Performance Materials
Description: Laminated to foil to create a thermal shield Coated with PSA and slit into strips to be used as seals and thermal breaks Thermal insulation where space is at a premium Laminated or mechanically attached to other substrates to create unique thermal solutions
- Overall Thickness: 0.125 to 0.25 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 2 to 104 inch
- Fabric Weight: 393 to 786 gsm
- Use Temperature: 1,200 F
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Supplier: Lydall Performance Materials
Description: ManniGlas® 1200 is our premium grade, non-respirable, low cost alternative to silicone and ceramic fiber gasketing materials. It also excels in applications requiring superior thermal resistance where space is limited. Features/Advantages • Made from premium grade, non-respirable, electrical
- Overall Thickness: 0.015 to 0.125 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 2 to 104 inch
- Fabric Weight: 73 to 441 gsm
- Use Temperature: 1,200 F
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Supplier: Lydall Performance Materials
Description: thermal breaks Thermal insulation where space is at a premium Laminated or mechanically attached to other substrates to create unique thermal solutions
- Overall Thickness: 0.03 to 0.25 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 2 to 104 inch
- Fabric Weight: 137 to 760 gsm
- Use Temperature: 1,200 F
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Supplier: Johns Manville Corp.
Description: Johns Manville’s needle mat is made incombustible by bonding glass fibers via mechanical needling. Due to its voluminous product structure, our needle mat is a great option for use as thermal insulation in canteen kitchen appliances, gas turbines and manufacturing facilities. Our
- Overall Thickness: 0.17716545 to 0.9842525 inch
- Fabric Weight: 300 to 4,600 gsm
- Type: Carded / Needlepunched Nonwoven
- Applications: Fire Proofing / Thermal Protection, HVAC, Industrial OEM
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Supplier: Plascore Incorporated
Description: PP polypropylene honeycomb core exhibits a unique cell structure. The core has 3 orientations vs. the 2 orientations common with other honeycomb, making its properties more uniform. Each cell has a tubular form and is inherently stable. PP polypropylene honeycomb is supplied with or without a
- Width: 72 inches
- Length: 50 ft
- Application: Aerospace, Automotive, Flooring Structure
- Core Type: Honeycomb Core
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PP Air Filter Media Introduction PP Air Filter Media is a high-performance air filtration material made from 100% polypropylene (PP) fibers through advanced nonwoven manufacturing processes such as melt-blown, spunbond, and thermal bonding technologies. It is designed for efficient (read more)
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Composites
The standard methods of nonwoven manufacture - thermal and chemical bonding, mechanical or spinning - can all be used for composite manufacture, so the same possibilities of surface flaws exist.
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http://etd.auburn.edu/bitstream/handle/10415/17/Fan_Xiuling_15.pdf?sequence=1
… 4.2.1 Preparation of thermobonded chicken feather fiber nonwovens ................142 4.2.2 Property testing of the thermobonded nonwovens for filtration.................144 4.3 Results and Discussion ........................................................................................145 4.3.1 Filtration properties of thermal bonded nonwovens ...................................145 4.3.2 …
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Effects of binder fibers and bonding processes on PET hollow fiber nonwovens for automotive cushion materials
In addition, the only thermal bonded nonwoven, NWA (TP), has a similar strength but lower elongation in comparison with the needle punched and thermal bonded nonwovens , NWA (NP+TP).
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Tensile behaviour of thermally bonded nonwoven structures: model description
Alternatively, finite-element models have also been used for predicting the stress–strain characteristics of thermal bonded nonwovens [30].
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http://www.jeffjournal.org/INJ/summer01.pdf
It is suitable for hydroentan- gled and thermal bonded nonwovens , and works well in blends with natural and manmade fibers.
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Effects of processing condition on the filtration performances of nonwovens for bag filter media
We prepared needle punched and thermal bonded nonwovens using a nonwoven pilot plant in KITECH, and studied the various manufacturing conditions to prepare the bag filter media.
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http://www.jeffjournal.org/INJ/summer02.pdf
In the calendaring process of thermal bonding of nonwovens , the fibers are pressed between two rolls under pressure and at elevated tem- peratures.
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Thermal bonding of polypropylene films and fibers
Fibers at the centerline of bond spot will be strained more compared to the fibers at the edge.8 Fibers with lower orientation and crystallinity form stronger ther- mal point bonded nonwovens presumably because the fibers can deform more before rupturing at …
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http://www.jeffjournal.org/INJ/fall02.pdf
Bechter D., Kurz G., Maag E. and Schutz J. “ Thermal Bonding of Nonwovens ”, Textil-Praxis, 1991 (46), pp. 1236- 1240.
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Introduction to Nonwovens Technology
Thermal bonds in nonwovens are also achieved by point bonding, which yields fabrics that are strong yet flexible.
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Nonwoven Fabrics
Since 1975, thermal bonding of nonwovens has grown rapidly among staple-based, dry-laid nonwoven producers.
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