Textiles/Fabrics/Non-Wovens

Acrylic Carpet Fiber is made by polymerizing various raw materials and then extruding them in a hot oil heated spin beam extruder. The extruded product is then wound into a final product. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

Compounded Plastic Resins are made by mixing resins with various additives and then sending the mixture through a hot oil heated extruder. The extruded product is the dried and sent for further processing. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

The purpose of Draw Warping is to arrange threads of long length parallel to one another for further processing. This process is accomplished by sending fibers across heated and cooled drawing rolls. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

Molded Interior Trim Fabrics are made by sending nonwoven material through a series of hot oil heated presses until the product has reached its desired shape and size. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

Synthetic or Man-Made Fibers are made by sending raw materials through a heated extruder and series of drawing rolls to achieve the final product dimensions. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

Nonwovens are made by mixing and extruding raw materials onto a lay down web former with hot oil heated process equipment. The product is then sent over a series of oil heated calendar rolls for final processing. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.

Nylon Fiber is made through a process called polymerization in which raw materials are mixed and heated to form a new material. This new material (polymer) is then extruded and drawn over heated rolls to reach its final shape. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.