A: In processes of Sintered [See Applications in Sintering] With high volumes, durability and abrasion resistance are critical. We recommend belts with heavy-gauge ribs and coils that maintain belt stability, even under the constant stresses of continuous mass production.

A: For the Food Industry [See Uses in Food], the use of is essential Stainless Steel (AISI 316 or 304) in freezing and cooking tunnels. These materials guarantee hygiene (easy cleaning and corrosion resistance) and compliance with health regulations such as FDA.

A: In the glass industry [See Glass Solutions], the tapes are made with Refractory Steels (such as AISI 314) to withstand annealing. The mesh design is chosen to provide a uniform support surface that minimizes the risk of marks or breakage in the bottles and ceramics.

A: The processes of Heat treatment [See Heat Treatment Tapes] require models that allow for a uniform circulation of air and gases. The tapes of Balanced Rod with a high percentage of free area are the most effective, since they minimize dimensional distortion by the shock constant thermal.

A: The continuous welding [See Welding Applications] in the manufacture of high-precision components often uses non-ferromagnetic alloys to minimize interference. Furthermore, accurate band flatness is crucial to maintaining consistent laser or heat focus.

A: The tapes for Shot blasting machines [See Shot Blasting Belts] They must be extremely resistant to abrasion and impact. Robust designs are generally used, thick wire mesh and manganese steel, capable of withstanding the bombardment of metal particles without suffering premature wear.