We are Fabric Bellow Manufacturers in India for heavy duty Pipe Line used in different sectors. Our manufacturing capacity :
There are several temperature resistant Fabric cloths are used in Fabric Bellow. All details are stated here in below :
Properties : Cotton is a natural fiber that is soft, flexible, and cost-effective.
Use : It is often used for low-pressure applications where durability is not the top priority. It’s more common in simpler machinery or older equipment.
Advantages : Easily processed, breathable, and relatively inexpensive.
Disadvantages : Less resistant to abrasion and chemicals compared to synthetic fabrics.
Properties : Polyester is a synthetic fabric that offers good strength, durability, and abrasion resistance. It has moderate heat resistance and is commonly used in bellows for industrial environments.
Use : Commonly used in bellows for industrial equipment, particularly where the bellow needs to handle moderate temperature and pressure variations.
Advantages : Lightweight, durable, and resistant to most chemicals.
Disadvantages : Limited heat resistance compared to specialized materials.
Properties : Nylon is another strong synthetic fabric known for its toughness, abrasion resistance, and ability to resist wear.
Use : Used in environments that experience significant mechanical stress, like machine tools or conveyors.
Advantages : Strong, flexible, and resistant to abrasion and tears.
Disadvantages : Prone to degradation when exposed to UV light, and may absorb moisture, affecting performance in some cases.
Properties : Fiberglass is a strong, heat-resistant material that can be woven into fabrics for use in bellows. It’s known for its excellent temperature resistance and can withstand both high and low temperatures.
Use : Common in environments where extreme temperatures are present (e.g., in exhaust systems or industrial ovens).
Advantages : High temperature and fire resistance.
Disadvantages : Can be stiff, less flexible than other fabrics, and can be uncomfortable to handle due to sharp fibers.
Properties : Fabrics like fiberglass or polyester are often coated with silicone to provide increased heat resistance and flexibility. The silicone coating adds a layer of protection against chemicals and extreme temperatures.
Use : Widely used in bellows for high-temperature applications, such as in ovens, exhaust ducts, or other heat-sensitive environments.
Advantages : High heat resistance, flexible, and resistant to chemicals and abrasions.
Disadvantages : More expensive than basic polyester or cotton fabrics.
Properties : Neoprene is a type of synthetic rubber that is often used in bellows that require flexibility and resistance to chemicals, oils, and solvents. It also provides good protection against water and weather.
Use : Common in environments with chemical exposure, such as in the automotive or chemical industries.
Advantages : Highly resistant to oils, chemicals, and UV exposure.
Disadvantages : Limited heat resistance compared to silicone or fiberglass.
Properties : PTFE is known for its chemical resistance, non-stick properties, and ability to withstand high temperatures.
Use : Used in very demanding environments where the bellows are exposed to aggressive chemicals or extreme heat.
Advantages : Extremely durable, resistant to chemicals and high temperatures, non-stick.
Disadvantages : Expensive and may not be as flexible as other materials.
