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Doctoring

Doctoring? Roll cleaning? Scraping? Flaking? Continuous belt cleaning? These are terms for a similar process used differently depending on the industry, but the product’s purpose is the same–to clean or remove contaminants from a roll surface. A doctor blade, roll cleaning blade, scraper blade, or flaker blade is any material in stick form that is run against a roll and is used to keep the roll clean. Materials can be just about anything like composite, metal, or plastic.

  • Doctor & Roll Cleaning Blades

  • Nanotechnology-Enhanced Doctor Blades

  • Ceramic Tip Creping Blades

  • Doctor & Roll Cleaning Blade Holders

  • Roll Cleaner Assemblies

  • Double Doctoring Systems

  • Roll Polishers

  • Oscillation Systems

  • Split Doctor Bearing

  • Yankee Dryer Cleaner

FAQ

  • How do I get the most out of my doctor or roll cleaning blades?

    1. Make inspecting blade and holder conditions a part of your maintenance routine.
    2. Change blades any time the machine is down for cleaning.
    3. Change the blade immediately any time there may be damage to the blade.
    4. Use a blade change indicator at the beginning of each blade change.
    5. Keep an inventory of commonly used blades to reduce downtime.
  • What happens when a doctor or roll cleaning blade wears?

    As a blade wears into the roll, the area of the blade contact increases. Even though loading pressure remains unchanged, actual transmitted blade pressure decreases due to the surface contact area getting larger. Increasing loading pressure with a worn blade will greatly reduce the efficiency of the system and may allow material to pass under the blade and wrap the roll due to the additional deflection of the blade.

  • How do I know if oscillating a doctoring or roll cleaning system is right for my process?

    If your process could benefit from better roll cleaning action, extended blade and roll life, increased sheet quality, and less chatter and dwell of the roll cleaning structure, an oscillating doctor system could be a significant advantage for your application.  

  • Do I need to use Kadant doctor or roll cleaning blades in a Kadant doctor or roll cleaning holder?

    Yes. Kadant has a genuine parts program backed by our technical blade experts. The Kadant genuine parts program focuses on employee safety, operating performance, and return on investment. Using Kadant blades is the only way to ensure the highest product quality and that integrity is maintained when using Kadant doctor holders.  

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Cleaning

Cleaning and conditioning products, such as the M-clean™ system, spray nozzles, stationary and oscillating showers, electro-mechanical shower oscillators, fabric brush assemblies, and trim squirt systems, are designed to remove contaminants from fabrics, felts, belts, wires, and rolls in process industries.  

Common applications for cleaning and conditioning systems include roll and doctor lubrication, conveyor and belt cleaning, product knock-off, cylinder cleaning, chemical cleaning, high-pressure belt press fabric and cylinder cleaning, drilled suction roll cleaning, and sludge press cleaning. 

  • Fabrics, Belts, and Roll Cleaning Systems

  • Spray Nozzles

  • Mist Elimination Systems

  • Press Section Felt Cleaning Assembly

  • Stationary And Oscillating Showers

  • Electro-Mechanical Shower Oscillators

  • Pump Skids

  • Fabric Brush Assemblies

  • Trim Squirt Technology

FAQ

  • Is there any way to avoid build up on a spray nozzle?

    Spray nozzles are a precision engineered component that plug and wear over time during normal operation or cleaning. However, proper filtration and water quality can protect the health of the spray nozzle. In addition to filtration and water quality, it’s important to choose the proper orifice size for the application. 

  • Is there a catalog listing your spray nozzle offering?

    Yes. There is a full spray nozzle catalog available under the knowledge center.  

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  • What maintenance is required for oscillating showers?

    Kadant recommends changing all bearings, seals, and wear components during oscillating shower maintenance. 

  • What is a trim squirt nozzle?

    A high performing trim squirt nozzle provides clean and precise sheet trimming and offers jet quality (laminar length), wear resistance, proper geometry, single or double jet availability, and nozzle design to move drops away from jet to avoid jet interruptions.  

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  • How Spray Nozzle Wear Effects Water Usage

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  • Eight Steps to Avoid Trim Squirt Nozzle Buildup and Improve Sheet Edges

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Synthetic Fibers

Synthetic fibers are also known as polyester fibers and carbon fibers. During the polyester fiber and carbon fiber manufacturing process, the fibers develop fuzz. They can break and wrap while being pulled across rolls and through ovens before finally arriving at the sizing bath. 

Kadant have contributed significantly to improving the safety and efficiency of fiber production, by designing advanced roll cleaning solutions that allows the user to safely manage fiber as it contacts and pulls across a roll or other rotating equipment.

Roll Cleaner Assemblies

VeriLite Image for Industry PagesRoll cleaner assemblies are comprised of a roll cleaning blade, blade holder, structural beam, brackets, and bearings along with an option to oscillate.

The VeriLite™ roll cleaner assembly is the first integrated roll cleaning assembly designed specifically for improving yield and safety in the production of synthetic fiber-based products. The VeriLite roll cleaner assembly is designed to fit the narrow tolerances present in synthetic fiber manufacturing. With the VeriLite roll cleaner assembly, fiber stretching operations are inherently safer because roll cleaning blades can be easily and quickly removed from the end.

Water resource recovery strainers

RotoFlex Resource Recovery StrainerA proper water resource recovery system can be essential for a variety of process industry applications, including the production of synthetic fibers.

Kadant manufactures water resource recovery strainers, such as the RotoFlex resource recovery strainer and gravity strainers, which assist with the filter, process and reclaiming of white water.

Stories and Case Studies

  • A History of Innovation: Synthetic Fiber

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  • Synthetic Fiber Processing on Cantilevered Rolls

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  • Chapter 1: How Can Roll Cleaning Help the Carbon Fiber Industry?

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  • Chapter 2: How Can Roll Cleaning Improve Safety in the Carbon Fiber Industry?

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  • Chapter 3: When Should I Change My Roll Cleaning Blade in the Carbon Fiber Industry?

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FAQ

  • How can the VeriLite roll cleaner assembly improve fiber stretching operational safety?

    With the VeriLite roll cleaner assembly, fiber stretching operations are inherently safer because Kadant’s roll cleaning blades can be easily and quickly removed from the end.

  • Is there a less bulky solution to roll cleaning and wrap prevention than current apparatus?

    Kadant’s VeriLite roll cleaner assembly is a lightweight alternative to bulky apparatuses and is ideally suited for safely and reliably cleaning cantilevered rolls. 

  • When should I change my roll cleaning blade in the carbon fiber industry?

    There are multiple factors which can lead to a blade losing effectiveness at roll cleaning and wrap prevention. This article highlights the key factors that determine the best time to replace your roll cleaning blades.

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Filtration

Filtration products, such as pressure filters and water resource recovery strainers, are used to remove contaminates from liquid in process industries. A filtration system will contain a filter media which is used to separate unwanted particles from the substance being filtered. The filtration process can be intermittent or continuous providing high cleaning efficiency and easy maintenance.  

To maximize performance, filtration systems are chosen and designed for the application. Common applications include fresh water, process water recycling, dyes and additives, mechanical seal protection, chemicals, DAF filtrate, clearleg save-all water, overflow cylinder vat water, vacuum pump seal water, felt hair removal from press section, fiber recovery from u-drains, solids separation, thickening, fiber scalping, removal of sand from rivers and lakes, cooling towers, pump protection, steel mill water recycling, and spray nozzle protection. 

  • In-line Pressure Filters

  • Water Resource Recovery Strainers

  • Filter Media

  • Auto Strainer

  • Fine Filtration Systems

  • Multiple-Barrel Pressure Filter

  • V-Force Solids Separation System

FAQ

  • Why do pressure liquid filters clog?

    There are a couple common reasons why pressure liquid filters clog quickly. First, the process may be unstable and the solids loading becomes high. Alternatively, the process may have changed, or the filtration equipment isn’t installed in the correct place for the application. 

  • How do I change the RotoFlex™ resource recovery strainer filter media?

    This video shows step-by-step instructions for changing the RotoFlex resource recovery strainer filter media. 

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  • What Does an EMO III Oscillator Service Light Mean?

    The EMO III oscillator is equipped with a service light to help with preventative maintenance. Watch this video to learn more. 

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Roofing Shingles

roofing shingles

Kadant products are used in the manufacturing processes of finished roll roofing and roofing shingle products. Kadant’s latest technologies in roll cleaning systems increase process efficiency, reduce energy costs, and enhance productivity. Roll cleaner assemblies prevent debris buildup on production rolls during production, ensuring smooth operation and reducing downtime.

Roll Cleaner Assemblies

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In roofing material manufacturing, the VeriLite™ and VeriKleen™ roll cleaner assemblies keep production rolls clean. The VeriLite roll cleaner assembly operates pneumatically for harsh environments, while the VeriKleen roll cleaner assembly uses a lever mechanism for durability. Both are suitable for wet, dry, and high-temperature environments, featuring lightweight construction, compact designs, and quick blade changes. This cleanliness prevents defects, improves efficiency, and reduces downtime.

Stories and Case Studies

VeriLite X Varimatic Roofing Case Study

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FAQ

  • How do Kadant’s products enhance operational efficiency in roofing shingle production?

    By reducing downtime and improving cleaning processes, Kadant’s products enhance overall operational efficiency.

  • How do Kadant products enhance safety in roofing shingle manufacturing?

    Kadant products enhance safety by automating cleaning processes, reducing the need for manual cleaning, and minimizing worker exposure to hazards.

  • How does roll cleaning technology enhance the durability of roofing shingles?

    Roll cleaning technology ensures that production rolls remain clean, preventing defects, and enhancing the durability of the finished roofing shingles.

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Tissue

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Kadant products and services play a critical role from beginning to end of the tissue machine by enhancing efficiency and product quality. These technologies include creping, doctoring, de-watering, fabric cleaning and conditioning, and filtration products, and the Yankee Safe™ program. Our technologies and services improve product quality, reduce energy and water consumption, improve long-term sustainability and keep the Yankee dryer safe.

Doctoring

Doctoring Yankee Doctor Serviceis an important part of tissue manufacturing with several functions such as creping, dewatering, removing contaminants from fabric and felt carrier rolls, and cleaning and conditioning the Yankee dryer.  

Proper operation and maintenance of Yankee doctors is critical to the health of the Yankee dryer roll. Penalties for neglecting this include chatter, frequent re-grinds, damaged metallization, and downtime.

A doctor with a creping blade holder such as the Conformatic™ AL is used to load the blade against the Yankee dryer.  Creping blade material options range from carbon steel to ceramic tip blades. A ceramic tip creping blade such as the CeraEdge™ is used in tissue production to add bulk, stretch, absorbency, and softness.

Cleaning & Conditioning

m clean proCleaning and conditioning products, such as the M-clean™ system,  stationary and oscillating showers, electro-mechanical shower oscillators, and brush shower assemblies,   are designed to remove contaminants from fabrics, felts, belts, wires, and rolls in process industries including tissue. 

Common applications for cleaning and conditioning systems include forming fabric, press felts, and dryer screens, as well as  roll and doctor lubrication, conveyor and belt cleaning, product knock-off, drying cylinder cleaning, chemical cleaning, high-pressure belt press fabric and cylinder cleaning, drilled suction roll cleaning, and sludge press cleaning.

Filtration Systems

Rotoflex for Food Processing

Filtration products, such as pressure filters and water resource recovery strainers, are used to remove contaminates from liquid in tissue manufacturing. A filtration system will contain a filter media which is used to separate unwanted particles from the substance being filtered. The filtration process can be intermittent or continuous providing high cleaning efficiency and easy maintenance. 

To maximize performance, filtration systems are chosen and designed for the application. Common applications include fresh water, process water recycling, dyes and additives, mechanical seal protection, chemicals, DAF filtrate, clear-leg save-all water, overflow cylinder vat water, vacuum pump seal water, felt hair removal from the press section, fiber recovery from u-drains, solids separation, thickening, fiber scalping, removal of sand from river and lake, water, cooling towers, pump protection, and spray nozzle protection.  

Kadant manufactures water resource recovery strainers, such as the RotoFlex™ resource recovery strainer and gravity strainers, which assist with the filtering process, and reclaiming of white water.

Stories and Case Studies

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  • Sheet Holes in the Tissue Industry

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  • Best Practices for Tissue Mill Whitewater Reuse

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FAQ

  • What causes chatter on a Yankee cylinder?

    Chatter on a Yankee is a result of multiple process and mechanical issues in the manufacturing of tissue that cause the doctor blade to skip or flex, and eventually bounce on the dryer surface digging into the metal and leaving chatter marks. A robust doctor assembly customized for the application and properly set up and maintained can greatly reduce the risk of chatter. Using the correct doctor blade for the application is another way to reduce chatter risk.

  • How can I avoid sheet holes in my process?

    Unfortunately, some sheet holes are caused by stickies and pitches that adhere to the forming fabrics during the tissue making process. Often these contaminants cannot be removed with a full-width shower that remains in a set position, so using an M-clean™ system with a modular design provides flexibility in a fabric cleaning process for your application.

  • How can I save water in my tissue making process?

    There are several ways to improve water consumption in your process. When starting a water system optimization project it’s important to measure the mill’s input and output at the start of the project. To learn more about where to look for water savings read, “Best Practices for Tissue Mill Whitewater Reuse.”

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Molded Pulp

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Kadant products improve molded pulp manufacturing by offering advanced filtration and resource recovery solutions. This technology filters and reclaims fibers from the process water, further optimizing production efficiency, and supporting sustainability goals. Implementing filtration systems in molded pulp manufacturing can lower costs, improve performance, and establish higher environmental standards across the industry.

Advanced Filtration and Resource Recovery

FiltrationRotoFlex Industries products, such as pressure filters and resource recovery strainers, play a vital role in the molded pulp industry by removing contaminants from process water. These systems use filter media to separate unwanted debris from the slurry, improving production efficiency while reducing maintenance needs.

The RotoFlex™  resource recovery strainer is designed to efficiently recover fibrous materials and address issues like clogged spray nozzles, dirty screens, and Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) violations. Reclaiming fibers and reusing water cuts operational costs and enhances machine performance. It seamlessly integrates into production lines to support both sustainability and efficiency goals.

Stories and Case Studies

  • Maximizing Sustainability and Fiber Recovery in Molded Pulp Production with Daniel Richards

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  • Product Evolution in Effective Water and Fiber Recovery

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  • The Advantages of a RotoFlex™ Resource Recovery Strainer Trial?

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FAQ

  • How does the RotoFlex resource recovery strainer improve water reuse in molded pulp production?

    It separates the fiber pulp and solids from process water, reuses the cleaned water, and reduces the need for fresh water.

  • Can the RotoFlex resource recovery strainer be integrated into existing production processes?

    Yes, it integrates into existing systems with minimal modifications and can be customized for different setups.

  • What are the long-term cost benefits of using the RotoFlex resource recovery strainer?

    It reduces costs by reclaiming fibers, lowering waste disposal expenses, and decreasing the need for fresh raw materials.

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Pulp and Paper

pulp and paper

Kadant products play a critical role from beginning to end of the paper machine by enhancing process efficiency and product quality. Kadant doctoring, de-watering, formation, fabric cleaning and conditioning, and filtration, products, technologies, and services enhance sheet properties, reduce energy and water consumption, and improve long-term sustainability.

Doctoring

Doctoring double doctor systemis an important part of the pulp and paper making process with several functions such as removing water and contaminants from the roll surface, cleaning and conditioning the roll surface, and sheet shedding during sheet breaks or threading operations.

A doctoring system consists of the doctor back (i.e., a beam), a doctor blade holder, a doctor blade, and components to mount the system to the machine’s framework. The doctor blade is the component that performs the functions of removing water, debris, and contaminants; cleaning and conditioning the roll surface, or shedding the sheet. Blades are wearing parts   and need to be replaced on a regular basis depending on the application.

Doctoring can prevent material from wrapping the roll surface. In applications where a continuous web of product is being produced such as paper, a web break can cause the material to wrap around the roll. Doctoring systems help direct the product, sheet, or web to the next section of the machine. There are also specialty doctoring applications like creping of the sheet, coating, and metering applications.

Cleaning & Conditioning

m clean proCleaning and conditioning products, such as the M-clean™ system, spray nozzles, stationary and oscillating showers, electro-mechanical shower oscillators, and fabric brush assemblies, are designed to remove contaminants from fabrics, felts, belts, wires, and rolls in process industries including pulp and paper. 

Common applications for cleaning and conditioning systems include roll and doctor lubrication, conveyor and belt cleaning, product knock-off, drying cylinder cleaning, chemical cleaning, high-pressure belt press fabric and cylinder cleaning, drilled suction roll cleaning, and sludge press cleaning.

Filtration

Filtration RotoFlex Resource Recovery Strainerproducts, such as pressure filters and water resource recovery strainers, are used to remove contaminates from liquid in the pulp and paper industry. A filtration system will contain a filter media which is used to separate unwanted particles from the substance being filtered. The filtration process can be intermittent or continuous providing high cleaning efficiency and easy maintenance. 

To maximize performance, filtration systems are chosen and designed for the application. Common applications include fresh water, process water recycling, dyes and additives, mechanical seal protection, chemicals, DAF filtrate, clearleg save-all water, overflow cylinder vat water, vacuum pump seal water, felt hair removal from the press section, fiber recovery from u-drains, solids separation, thickening, fiber scalping, removal of sand from river and lake, water, cooling towers, pump protection, and spray nozzle protection.  

Kadant manufactures water resource recovery strainers, such as the RotoFlex™ resource recovery strainer and gravity strainers, which assist with the filtering, process, and reclaiming of white water. 

Forming

Forming refers to a process and a section of a paper machine. The forming section of a paper machine is where the first stage of building the mat of paper takes place. Water and fiber are presented from a nozzle referred to as the headbox onto a moving filter medium known as a forming fabric. 

Forming products are the devices and equipment that support and remove the water throughout the development of the web of paper until it reaches a state that will allow it to transfer to a pressing stage. Forming products consist of forming boards, foil blades, deckles, deckle boards, wear surfaces, low vacuum units, high vacuum units, and top formers.

Stories and Case Studies

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  • High Resolution™ Forming System for Packaging Grades of Paper

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FAQ

  • Do I need to use Kadant doctor blades in a Kadant doctor blade holder?

    Yes. Kadant has a genuine parts program backed by our technical doctor blade experts. The Kadant genuine parts program focuses on employee safety, operating performance, and return on investment. Using Kadant doctor blades is the only way to ensure the highest product quality and that integrity is maintained when using Kadant doctor blade holders. 

  • Why do pressure liquid filters clog?

    There are a couple common reasons why pressure liquid filters clog quickly. First, the process may be unstable and the solids loading becomes high. Alternatively, the process may have changed, or the filtration equipment isn’t installed in the correct place for the application.

  • Does the forming section influence paper quality?

    Yes. The makeup of forming section products can affect the paper quality. Products that induce agitation can affect fiber orientation resulting in differing finished paper product.

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Lithium- Ion Battery Processing

lithium ion battery processing

Kadant helps lithium-ion battery manufacturers improve uptime and productivity with our innovative roll cleaning solutions. Our VeriLite™ roll cleaning assembly is a compact yet robust system that removes debris from calender rolls continuously, preventing defects in the finished product and damage to the roll itself. Incorporating the X-Tek™ roll cleaning blade with the VeriLite roll cleaner assembly results in less downtime and waster materials, and a safer production environment for operators.

Roll Cleaner Assemblies

Roll cleaner assembliesVeriLite Image for Industry Pages are comprised of a roll cleaning blade, blade holder, structural beam, brackets, and bearings along with an option to oscillate. Clean rolls make a difference in lithium-ion battery production. Our family of roll cleaning systems set the bar for roll cleaning and contaminant removal.

The VeriLite roll cleaner assembly is a versatile and effective solution for removing debris from calender rolls in the lithium-ion battery production process. It is uniquely suited for the of battery processing environment, and its continuous cleaning action helps to reduce downtime and expensive machine repairs. The VeriLite roll cleaner assembly is easy to use and maintain, making it a cost-effective investment for any battery manufacturer.

The X-Tek roll cleaning blade is suitable for high-temperature applications with highly polished roll surfaces like those used in lithium-ion battery production. The blade includes polymeric and carbon fibers to provide effective cleaning while ensuring there is no damage to a roll surface.

Stories and Case Studies

  • Kadant Supplies Roll Cleaning Systems to Electric Car Manufacturers for Battery Production

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  • Kadant Solutions Plays a Critical Role in Lithium-ion Battery Production

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  • Four-Part Video Series Shows VeriLite™ Roll Cleaner Assembly Installation

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FAQ

  • Our roll temperature is very hot, are there suitable roll cleaning blades available?

    Yes. There are roll cleaning blade materials available with high temperature resins capable of being used in temperatures as high as 570°F (299°C). 

  • Will the roll cleaning blade damage the roll material?

    Choosing the right type of fibers and resin is key when selecting the roll cleaning blade.  Usually, carbon fiber is used as a tough, wear resistant material but will be gentle and ensure that the roll surface roughness is maintained. Additionally, there are a series of roll conditioning pads available with the EzKleen™ V roll cleaner assembly that can further enhance roll conditioning.

  • Is there a benefit to oscillating the VeriLite roll cleaner assembly?

    Yes. Oscillation can improve the roll cleaning process. The movement of the blade tip provides a secondary cleaning action and ensures that debris does not embed into the blade tip, which could groove or score the roll surface.

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Fiberglass Mat Processing

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Kadant products play a pivotal role in the fiberglass mat production industry, particularly in wire belt cleaning and roll cleaner assemblies. New technologies in cleaning systems align with our dedication to innovation, enhancing process efficiency and safety. These advancements also reduce energy costs and support companies in achieving greater sustainability in their operations.

Wire Belt Cleaning

M clean For Fiberglass MatThe M-clean™ system is designed to effectively remove contaminants from wire belts, ensuring top-quality material production. It's tailored for use in the forming, saturating, and drying stages of fiberglass mat production. By addressing and eliminating contaminants on wire belts, it plays a pivotal role in maintaining the quality of fiberglass mats while minimizing production interruptions. This system reflects our dedication to improving production efficiency and mat quality.

Roll Cleaner Assemblies

VeriLite Image for Industry PagesIn fiberglass mat production, roll cleaner assemblies, specifically the VeriLite™ roll cleaner assembly has the crucial task of keeping the production rolls clean. This attention to cleanliness is crucial because any contaminants on the rolls can lead to defects in the final fiberglass mats. The roll cleaner assembly’s efficiency simplifies the process and directly contributes to the overall quality of fiberglass mats.

Stories and Case Studies

  • A Deep Dive into The World of Fiberglass Mat Production with Jerry Vandoros

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  • M-clean Ultra Case Study

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  • M-clean™ System Cleans Fabrics with No Trace of Water

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FAQ

  • How does the M-clean system contribute to environmental sustainability?

    It operates with reduced water consumption, lessening the environmental impact of mat production.

  • Is the M-clean system effective in all fiberglass mat production stages?

    Yes, it's designed to clean wire belts throughout all stages of fiberglass mat production including forming wire, saturator wire, and dryer wire.

  • How important is roll cleaning in fiberglass mat production?

    Roll cleaning is crucial for removing accumulations and buildup from roll surfaces, which is essential for smooth production and the creation of high-quality mats.

  • How does roll cleaning technology complement the M-clean system?

    While the M-Clean system cleans wire belts, roll cleaning maintains roll surface cleanliness, together enhancing overall production quality and efficiency.

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