Vulcanizing Equipment

Douglas Ellis,
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Posted in: , on 18. Sep. 2009 - 06:58

In a recent thread by Sumaidh Choudhary " Heat resistant belts" Edgar Jacob referred to ; "By the way, if you want to make a hot splice I recommend to use a Waterbag-Vulcanizing Press. It's the best solution to be sure the the surface pressure will be uniform, even if the traverses are bending and if you have big tolerance of thicknes in the splice area. Further I recommend to use a modern Vulcanizing Press which is capable to check and to print all process data (surface pressure; temperature).

Is anyone able to advise more information ie supplier, manufacturer, specification, capacity,

Comments on desirability would also be appreciated

Doug Ellis

Alan D'Arcy
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Re: Vulcanizing Equipment

Erstellt am 18. Sep. 2009 - 02:23

Doug,

We do alot of vulcanising and use either Shaw Almex or Wagener equipment.

I am based in the UK but Fenner Dunlop has splicing concerns all over the world.

Where in the world are you?

Cheers

Alan

Re: Vulcanizing Equipment

Erstellt am 18. Sep. 2009 - 10:15

Hi Doug

I recommend you get in contact with Edgar Jakob. He is in Germany and already supplied such equipments to vulcanizing companies and to RWE for their coal extraction in Germany.

cheers

Norbert

Douglas Ellis,
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Re: Vulcanizing Equipment

Erstellt am 19. Sep. 2009 - 02:07
Quote Originally Posted by Alan D'ArcyView Post
Doug,

We do alot of vulcanising and use either Shaw Almex or Wagener equipment.

I am based in the UK but Fenner Dunlop has splicing concerns all over the world.

Where in the world are you?

Cheers

Alan

Alan,

Thankyou for the quide. I am aquainted with Fenner Dunlop in Australia It is the supplier of the equipment refferred to in my starter thread above that I am looking for

Regards

Doug Ellis

Vulcanizing Of Heat Resistant Belts

Erstellt am 21. Sep. 2009 - 11:00

Dear Edgor,

I can help in Hot vulcnizing of Heat resistant belts in India. In hot vulcanizing of HR belts most important is raw material for hot vulcanizing. You should ask belt suplier to give raw material for splicing. AS in HR belts temp. resistance is important and Top cover will be of EPDM. Hence all compounds used should be the same and not of any other polymer.

You can use any Hydraulic press, for vulcanizing. Preferably in one seting. You will have to vulcanize at high temp. for longer time of cure. I have many presses and trained staff to do belt jointing of any type. I am using Clean Cat make Indian Hydraulic Vul. presses.

If you need any help in doing this job. Let me know.

Regards,

Dhond

Alan D'Arcy
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Shaw Almex Details

Erstellt am 22. Sep. 2009 - 10:31

Doug,

Shaw Almex contact details in Oz are as follows:-

Shaw Almex Pacific Pty. Ltd.

Unit 9, 31 Gardens Dr.

Willawong, Qld. 4110 Australia

work tel61) 7-3272-0422

work fax fax61) 7-3272-0488

Contact: Phil Boike

Cheers

Alan

Re: Vulcanizing Equipment

Erstellt am 22. Sep. 2009 - 12:30

Doug,

Phil Ruscoe here from Fenner Dunlop Australia. Alan in the UK has told me of your post. Feel free to contact me at philip.ruscoe@fennerdunlop.com.au and I can let you know about our experience with both the Nilos/Wagner presses vs Shaw Almex.

Regards, Phil Ruscoe
Douglas Ellis,
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Re: Vulcanizing Equipment

Erstellt am 24. Sep. 2009 - 11:19
Quote Originally Posted by Alan D'ArcyView Post
Doug,

Shaw Almex contact details in Oz are as follows:-

Shaw Almex Pacific Pty. Ltd.

Unit 9, 31 Gardens Dr.

Willawong, Qld. 4110 Australia

work tel61) 7-3272-0422

work fax fax61) 7-3272-0488

Contact: Phil Boike

Cheers

Alan

Thank you Alan

Doug Ellis