Wood sanding - Import export

The choice of the right profile sanding wheel for wood sanding must be determined based on the customer’s requirements. Our highly experienced engineers and application technicians would be pleased to advise you by phone or email, on a high quality and cost-effective type of profile sanding wheel of the FAPI-SW series for your process. The profile sanding wheels FAPI-SW are made of the same material used for flap grinding wheels. The significant difference lies in the highly elastic surface of the profile sanding wheel FAPI-SW. This is achieved with individual, disconnected slitted, abrasive cloth packages separated by a large distance to one another and fastened to the wheel hub.

Wear-protected industrial fans. Wear-protected industrial fans Solids are often transported with the air that are very abrasive (e.g. corundum, sand, quartz, wood). These solids lead to considerable wear, in particular of the fan impeller. Progressive loss of material takes place, which can lead to machine failure. By means of specific measures to prevent wear, the service life of the fan can be extended. In addition to a suitable blade geometry, austenitic manganese steels and build-up welds can be used to counteract impact and sliding wear.

The first examples of which were built by CMC TEXPAN in the early 1990s.They are aimed at cleaning the material ow fed into the machine byremoving any possible contaminants, the density of which is higher than that of the processed wood chips, e.g. stones, sand, metals, rubber, coarser chipsetc.The principle of operation is based on densimetric separation chieved in a vibratory box. In addition to the vibration of the machine casing, the materialow is subjected to a strong, pulsating air ow, enhancing the separationeect and providing for further “dry leaning” of chips. Heavy contaminants (e.g. stones, glass, rubber and plastic) are removed from the material ow,discharged from the machine side and conveyed to further re-classication,while clean chips are discharged from the machine’s front end.