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Woven vs. Spiral Dryer Fabrics: Where to Use Which, and Why
In the high-stakes dryer sections of paper machines, selecting and positioning the right fabric—woven or spiral—can significantly enhance drying efficiency, sheet quality, and operational uptime. Woven fabrics excel in controlled contact and surface finish, while spirals prioritize permeability and durability in demanding conditions. This comprehensive guide combines insights from our recent LinkedIn series to help technical teams optimize placements, drawing on proven applic

Snehes Dasgupta
Nov 243 min read
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Tackling Guiding and Alignment Challenges in Forming Fabrics: A Guide for Paper Makers and Manufacturers
In the fast-paced world of paper production, few issues are as disruptive as forming fabric wandering—where imbalances in tension,...

Snehes Dasgupta
Oct 14 min read
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Tackling Uneven Wear in Forming Fabrics: A Guide for Paper Makers and Manufacturers
In the high-stakes world of paper production, uneven wear on Forming Fabrics can spell trouble—from compromised sheet quality to unexpected downtime. At PMC Centre, we specialise in Paper Machine Clothing (PMC) solutions that bridge the gap between paper mills and fabric manufacturers. This blog dives deep into the causes, impacts, and practical fixes for uneven wear, drawing from real-world challenges faced by both Paper Makers and Forming Fabric Manufacturers. Whether you'r

Snehes Dasgupta
Sep 154 min read
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Why Does Your Forming Fabric Lose Shape Too Soon? Mastering Dimensional Stability
Why Does Your Forming Fabric Lose Shape? Mastering Dimensional Stability
Poor dimensional stability in forming fabrics—lengthwise elongation or widthwise shrinkage—causes sheet defects, downtime, and higher costs. This blog explores how paper makers and manufacturers can address this critical issue.

Snehes Dasgupta
Sep 25 min read
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