Rotox Hollinger MSE-II-EP-SB PTFE Release Sheet

TECHBELT LTD

£3.36

Techbelt manufactures a range of PTFE (often incorrectly referred to as Teflon ® ) release sheets that are compatible with Rotox Hollinger UPVC window machinery. We use a premium grade Tefsil 6 product to make these endless loops. Our material has a coated weight of 300g per m2. We heat seal the sheet endless using specially made equipment. Our purpose-designed machines allow for the perfect seal and longevity of your sheet. Cut Size: 225 mm x 440 mm Finished Size: 225 mm x 215 mm Material: Tefsil 6 Please be aware that any use of trademarks and tradenames are purely to advise the types of mac

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TECHBELT LTD, number 04433656. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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