The Advantages Of Cloth Guide Rollers Cannot Be Ignored

Stainless steel cloth guide roller is used for all kinds of dyeing and finishing machinery and equipment to pass through the fabric and guide cloth. The cloth guide roller can effectively prevent the fabric from wrinkling. Widely used in printing and dyeing machinery, papermaking machinery, textile and weaving machinery, general purpose parts of wood-based panel machinery.

The cloth guide roller can be divided into two types, ordinary rolling and compound rolling. The wall thickness of ordinary roll guide rollers are: 2, 2.5mm; the outer wall thickness of composite roll guide rollers is: 1.2, 1.5 2, 2.5mm. Can be customized according to your needs.

The advantages of cloth guide rollers cannot be ignored. For example:

1 The surface of the cloth guide roller is smooth, and there are no harmful scars, cracks, rust spots, unevenness and other defects.

2 Roller roughness: Ra is less than 1.6 pm.

3 The surface of the cloth guide roller is not easy to rust, deform, bend, and has a long life and performance.

The cloth guide roller is an important part dedicated to printing and dyeing machinery. Its surface is smooth, not easy to rust, good straightness, and difficult to bend and deform. But sometimes, due to various reasons, some quality problems also occur in the cloth guide rollers, which are summarized as follows:

Air bubbles on the surface of the cloth guide roller are generally caused during production. The main reasons are: loose ingots with high hydrogen content in the ingots; dirty east surfaces on the indented surface of the ingots, which have not been cleaned before the furnace is installed; after etching, the ingots and cladding surfaces have traces of corrosion and washing; Too long or too high temperature, oxidation of ingot surface and so on.

Scratches on the surface of the cloth guide roller are generally unrelated to the manufacturing process and are often artificial. Careless lifting can easily cause scratches on the cloth guide rollers; collision with hardness can cause scratches; when rolled, the skewed belt plate is straightened to cause relative friction between the belt plate and the cloth guide rollers, resulting in scratches.