PTFE Coated Glass Mesh GM-82-NA

TECHBELT LTD

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(In stock- Contact sales for more information) PTFE Mesh Conveyor Belt Material GM-82-NA is a 2mm square aperture PTFE coated mesh . This is suited for use as a finished conveyor belt when used for drying and conveying smaller products such as cereal where more airflow is required. We can manufacture any belt size up to 5000mm wide and to your required length. International Shipping Available Applications PTFE mesh belts are used in applications such as the drying of printed products for example; point of display stands, T-shirts, glass and mass produced paper prints. Print dryers usually opt

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Registered at Companies House as TECHBELT LTD, number 04433656. Checked 2026-08-29.
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