2015年6月1日星期一

Calendering - Fundamental principles

Calendering - Fundamental principles

  • Author:Tony
  • Source:plastixportal
  • Release on :2015-06-02
    • Calendering is a finishing process applied to textiles and plastic. During calendering rolls of the material are 
      passed between several pairs of heated rollers, to give a shiny surface. Calendering is a process where rubber 
      compound is formed to a continuous sheet or coated on a fabric. This is done by feeding the rubber compound to 
      one or several on each other following roll gaps. 


      Two rolls built together in a frame, forms one gap and is called a two-roll calendar. 
      Three rolls forms two gaps and is called three-roll calendar. 
      Four rolls forms three gaps and is called four-roll calendar. 
      The figures show different configurations of the rolls in a calender and also gives examples of the use of respective machine. 



      Calender Process for PlasticsThe molten material is fed tothe calender rolls from a Banbury mixer and two-roll 
      mill system, or from a large extruder.The major plastic material that is calendered is PVC. Products range from 
      wall covering andupholstery fabrics to reservoir linings and agricultural mulching materials.Owing to the large 
      separating forces developed in the calender gap, the rolls tend tobend. This may result in undesirable thickness 
      variations in the finished product.Compensations for roll deflections are provided by using crowned rolls having 
      a largerdiameter in the middle than at the ends or by roll bending or roll skewing. 


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