Process for treating papermaking fabrics
Abstract
Abstract A process for treating papermaking fabrics, in particular dryer fabrics, includes, coating the back surface of the fabric with a thickened resin mixture. To reduce the air permeability of a woven dryer fabric, the fabric is impregnated within a thickened resin mixture to close up a portion of the interstices between the woven yarns. By applying a thickened resin mixture having a viscosity of between 1,000 and 5,000 centipoise to the back surface of the dryer fabric, the fabric is impregnated in a single pass with a sufficient quantity of the mixture to reduce the air permeability to the desirable level. …<??>The fabric (8) is drawn over a treating roller (9) in contact with a roller (15) partially immersed in a pool (10) of the resin mixture. The fabric (8) is held against the roller (9) with the assistance of a pressure roller (12) and a doctor knife (13) is arranged downstream of the roller (12) (figure 4).
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- 👤 Frederick D. Rotar
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