
Products · PD FELT
Industrial Felt Products
Heat-resistant felt from our needle-punch line in Foshan, China, made to the width, length, thickness and temperature of your machine.
Four heat classes: PBO (600–650°C), Kevlar (480°C, up to 500°C), Nomex (260°C, up to 280°C) and polyester (180°C).
Browse belts, roller sleeves, pads, blankets, guide tape and heat-resistant PPE for aluminium extrusion, textile, laundry and steel lines.
Products
Heat-Resistant Felt Products
Every belt, sleeve, pad and blanket is made to your size. Open a product for its full specification.


100% Kevlar Felt Pad
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100% Kevlar Felt Roller Sleeve
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100% Nomex Endless Felt Belt
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100% Nomex Felt Pad
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100% Nomex Felt Roller Sleeve
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100% Nomex Felt Strip for Basket
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100% Nomex Felt With 3M Adhesive Tape
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100% Nomex Ironer Belt
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100% Nomex Ironer Padding
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100% Nomex Spacer Bar Cover
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100% Polyester Endless Felt Belt
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100% Polyester Felt Roller Sleeve
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100% Polyester Ironer Belt
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100% Polyester Ironer Padding
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100% PPS Guide Tape
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Heat-resistant felt product families
Pick the family by the part you are replacing, then the material by the temperature it sees.
Sizes are typical ranges. Every part is made to your drawing; send the size and the working temperature and we will confirm the specification.
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Product families
40
Products
130–1000°C
Temperature range
4
Industries supplied
Common applications
Felt products by industry
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Aluminium extrusion
Belts, sleeves, pads and covers from the press exit to the aging furnace.
02
Textile finishing
Blankets and belts for printing, pleating, sanforizing and calendering.
Not sure which product?
Need heat-resistant felt made to size?
Send the part size, the working temperature and a photo of the old label. Our engineers will recommend the product and quote within one working day.











