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If you are interested in a different conveying solution than metal belts, wish to improve safety and the working environment in your glass plant whilst also reducing energy costs, please contact us.
Not 100% happy with your existing conveyor belting and perhaps open to change?
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We understand that your production team needs to have confidence in what they are buying when it comes to high temperature conveyor belting for transporting delicate glass articles.
It is clear that any compromises can immediately impact on your ability to fulfil orders and achieve...
Customers keep on using PBO belts time and time again. Why is that? It’s because they trust in their performance given it has never let them down!
Optimum cost v lifetime performance
PBO conveyor belts give the optimum cost versus lifetime performance,...
We are aware that many plant managers use standard aramid belts in their production environments and are more than happy with it.
We want to open your eyes to another textile product that could save you money, time and eradicate unwanted inefficiency!
We try to...
There are significant benefits in using Marathon high temperature belting and textiles over and above other designs in the glass industry.
Whether it be the high temperature cut resistant belts that we produce, specially impregnated materials, or the level of customer service we provide, Marathon...
Marathon maintains a stock of standard PBO product lines in popular widths and short lengths are often available. However, demand varies significantly over time and we cannot guarantee availability of the exact desired specification every time. When a short length is requested and...
So how does PBO compare with other high temperature solutions?
PBO is capable of self-extinguishing flames from burners. The decomposition temperature of the fibre is as high as 650°C
PBO products typically have a ~100°C higher decomposition temperature compared with p-aramid fibres. This additional 100Â...
PBO yarn has a temperature resistance well in excess of that of aramid yarns and will not start to decompose until an air temperature of 650°C is reached.
Our experience is that, subject to application, PBO should perform well in the temperature range 550-600°C.
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We have been asked over the years by customers why our PBO high temperature textile products are more expensive than our other high temperature solutions. Different raw materials vary in terms of cost and performance.
PBO is capable of working at elevated temperatures
Marathon...
If you purchase specialist equipment or materials for a glass manufacturing plant, you will be well-aware of the need for quality, efficiency and ongoing technical reliability when it comes to the conveyor belting and high temperature contact materials that you source.
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We’re a world-class, performance textiles business that leads by example. Our fabric solutions are used for demanding applications across multiple industries.
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