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.
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 |
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 |
2.4. The fourth and fifth digits indicate the unit volume mass density of the product (g/cm³)
2.5. T stands for special felt.
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