WEAVEInMotion

Functionality in motion:

universal transport and
           process belts

Transport and process belts from our business unit WEAVEinMotion play a central role in a wide range of industrial processes. Ensuring that they are universally applicable across such widely differing markets calls for the latest weaving technology and extensive knowledge of processes. Using innovative blends of materials, we customize specific product features to fit optimally to the process in each individual stage of production.

As an experienced partner for integrated concepts, our meshes are always reliable, whether they are developed as standard modules or as unconventional special solutions. This focused concentration of our know-how is your guarantee for success in demanding niche applications, the highest quality and perfect service.

Our products have an extremely broad range of application in countless, widely differing branches of industry. Our metal woven belts are used successfully in the production of glass nonwovens, babies? nappies and mineral fibers, as are our antistatic blended meshes or non-stick belts in the production of nonwovens. In the wood-processing industry, our belts fulfill essential functions in presses for chip and fiber board production or as antistatic ventilation and dryer belts
for the production of pellets.

Our products have an extremely broad range of application in countless, widely differing branches of industry. Our metal woven belts are used successfully in the production of glass nonwovens, babies' nappies and mineral fibers, as are our antistatic blended meshes or non-stick belts in the production of nonwovens. In the wood-processing industry, our belts fulfill essential functions in presses for chip and fiber board production or as antistatic ventilation and dryer belts
for the production of pellets.

For the drinks industry, we weave extremely robust mesh types on our special looms - a specific competence we are now exploiting to the full through our production facility in China, the world?s largest market for fruit juice production.