Reduce the "loss" from the step marks at the beginning of the substrate winding! Strongly support yield improvement, energy saving, labor reduction, and automation!
■Skin Core - Improves yield by lining various core materials with elastic rubber. - Old core materials can be reused by rubber lining FRP, FWP, and iron pipes. - Various rubber materials can be lined according to required characteristics (hardness, electrical properties, etc.). - Can be reused through regrinding. ■Skin Core-K - Rubber lining is possible on plastic cores (such as ABS, PP, PVC pipes). - Made from materials with excellent hydrolysis resistance, which can be expected to have a long lifespan. - High distortion recovery characteristics: By using a new low-hardness rubber, winding marks are not noticeable.
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Applications/Examples of results
- Winding of the substrate - Reduction of the "loss" from the step marks at the beginning of the substrate winding.
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The elasticity of the rubber reduces the step marks at the beginning of the substrate winding (the figure is for illustration).
Company information
Kinyosha Co., Ltd. is a company that mainly produces and sells various types of rubber rolls for printing, rubber blankets for printing, industrial rubber rolls, and high-precision rubber sheets. Our company looks one step ahead of the times and creates various products to support the industrial sector. For rubber rolls and rubber blankets, trust Kinyosha Co., Ltd.
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