Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

04 Mar.,2024

Industrial felts are divided into 4 categories according to the raw materials used:

 

1. Classification

 

Industrial felts are divided into 4 categories according to the raw materials used:

 

1.1. Fine felt (mainly first-grade wool)

1.2. Semi-coarse felt (mainly second- and third-grade wool)

1.3. Coarse felt (mainly grade three and grade four wool)

1.4. Pure polyester fiber felt.

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

 

2. Product number

 

The product number consists of five digits, with the symbol "_" in between the three and four digits.

 

2.1. The first digit indicates the product color:

The first one

Raw material color

1

White

2

Grey

3

Natural Variegated

4

Color

5

Various colors

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

 

2.2. The second digit indicates the type of raw materials used.

Second

Raw material type

1

Fine Wool

2

Semi-Coarse Wool

3

Coarse Wool

4

Miscellaneous hair

5

Animal Hair

6

Polyester

7

Other

 

2.3. The third digit indicates the product variety and specifications:

Third

Variety specifications

1

Flat felt(Length ≥ 5m)

2

Felt block(Length < 5m)

3

Felt wheel

4

Felt tube

5

Ring parts (oil seal)

6

Ring parts with joints

7

Block parts

8

Round parts

9

Bar parts

10

Filter element

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

 

2.4. The fourth and fifth digits indicate the unit volume mass density of the product (g/cm³)

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

 

2.5. T stands for special felt.

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial felts

 

2.6. Examples

Example 1: T112-32-44, a special white fine felt block, density: 0.32g/cm³-0.44g/cm³

Example 2: 112-32-44, that is, white fine wool ordinary felt block, density: 0.32g/cm³-0.44g/cm³

Example 3: 124-25, that is, white semi-coarse felt cylinder, density: 0.25g/cm³

 

Classification and numbering instructions for industrial feltsClassification and numbering instructions for industrial feltsClassification and numbering instructions for industrial felts