PTFE Coated Kevlar/Glass Mesh KG-155-NA

TECHBELT LTD

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(In stock- Contact sales for more information) PTFE Coated Kevlar Mesh KG-155-NA is a 4mm square aperture PTFE coated mesh. Manufactured using aramid yarn in its warp and fibreglass yarn in its weft . This material offers excellent resistance to high temperatures and is widely used for drying fabrics in a in a Relax dryer where light moisture is present. This heavier duty mesh is suited to conveyor belt applications where a strong belt is required International Shipping Available PTFE Coated Kevlar Mesh Applications PTFE coated mesh belts are used in applications such as the drying of printed

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