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Polyester Linear Screen Mesh Belt, also called linear screen cloth, plain woven belt, polyester mesh belt. Weaving Type: 2-shed & 3-shed Description: For 2 shed: its structure is Plain Weave Structure. For 3 shed: its structure is Twill Weave Structure. Application Polyester Linear Screen Mesh Belt are mainly used in mining industry screening and separating; food industry's filtration and drying,such as biscuit drying, tea drying, seeds drying, fruit drying; pulp washing in paper mills; fruit juice making,etc More details contact us: Huatao Group - Polyester Wire Mesh Web: www.huataowiremesh.com Email: [email protected] Tel: 0086 0311 80690567 Mob: 0086 133 8311 0583
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