Woven PTFE textiles and PTFE conveyor belts serve as indispensable auxiliary materials for compression molding, thermal lamination, bladder pressing, hot welding and curing workflows in the production of carpets, floor mats and PVC window profiles. Equipped with long-lasting non-stick surfaces, they enable fast demolding, boost overall production efficiency and cut down regular equipment cleaning workload. The chemically inert PTFE coating brings stable performance; whether deployed as transport belts or separating release sheets, it will not chemically interact with finished goods or various processing solvents.

Heat setting is a key procedure to reduce yarn twisting and lock fiber shapes permanently for carpet yarns. This process runs under high heat and humid environments. Our PTFE mesh belts feature excellent heat resistance, anti-adhesion properties, plus strong resistance against chemicals and moisture, perfectly matching heat-set conveying demands. The porous mesh structure facilitates full air circulation to achieve uniform, efficient drying outcomes.

Capable of enduring sustained high temperatures and delivering instant release performance, woven PTFE cloths and heat tunnel conveyor belts are perfectly suited for hot press forming of carpet tiles and rubber-backed floor coverings. These PTFE fabrics adopt dense heavy weave textures, which imprint distinct uniform textures onto the backside of finished carpet tiles as a standard surface feature. Constructed with thick, robust base fiberglass substrates, the material maintains stable dimensions and delivers an extended service lifespan.

Adhesive-backed PTFE glass tape acts as an anti-stick barrier during UPVC window frame hot welding. It is affixed onto heating platens to stop molten UPVC from adhering to metal surfaces and creates a smooth easy-release layer. The premium high-temperature resistant glue layer leaves zero sticky residues after use, so operators can directly replace the tape without tedious platen cleanup work.