Berndorf Band Gmbh

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Franz Kager

A double belt press has at least one press device having at least one pressing plate and at least one counter-pressure element for the pressing plate spaced from each other. Portions of first and second endless and driven metal belts are guided, opposite one another, through a press gap located between the pressing plate sides facing one another and the plate-shaped counter-pressure element. The press device has at least one pressing stamp having a pressing surface movable toward the counter-pressure element and back again. The first and second endless metal belt portions guided through the press gap are guided between the pressing surface of the at least one pressing stamp and the at least one counter-pressure element, and the pressing surface of the pressing stamp is smaller than a surface of the side of the at least one pressing plate facing the at least one counter-pressure element.

Double belt press comprising at least one pressing device

A device () for producing a slab () from artificial stone material by means of a double-belt press having a lower belt () and an upper belt (), the double-belt press comprising a charging device () for loading a starting material for producing the slab () onto the lower belt (), and the charging device () comprising at least one drum () that is rotatable about its longitudinal axis (a, a).

Device and method for producing a slab from artificial stone material

An arrangement includes a continuous band made of metal, at least two guiding rollers, around which the continuous band is guided, and a first drive, which is set up to move the metal strip. Furthermore, the arrangement includes a textile band, a pressing device, which is set up to press the textile band against the metal strip, and a second drive which is set up to move the textile band past the pressing device. The textile band is set up to clean the continuous band made of metal. In addition, a strip casting installation is also provided which includes an arrangement of this type.

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Schwechat, Austria

Franz Kager