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Rotary web finishing offers multiple advantages in a range of applications
May 25, 2022
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
Schobertechnologies specializes in the development, design and manufacturing of rotary tools, modules and specialty machines widely used in film, foil, packaging, nonwovens and paper converting industries.This equipment is sold in more than 100 countries worldwide. The products of Schobertechnologies have found their application in all sectors of rotary processing. In addition to the traditional sectors of paper, film and foil processing industries, new application fields could be acquired in the medical, security, electronical, pharmaceutical and automotive industry. In the automotive industry Schobertechnologies offers among all rotary off and in-line converting solutions for the finishing of circuit boards, bipolar plates and membranes for fuel cells. These rotary finishing technologies include calendaring, embossing, die cutting and punching. Rotary web finishing offers multiple advantages. CCM (Catalyst Coated Membrane), component of MEAs (Membrane Elec-trode Assemblies), is quite a difficult and sensitive material to process, mainly when it comes to room temperature and humidity variations. However, rotary die cutting technology has proven its efficiency during the converting and processing, when integrated in fuel cell assembly lines. Other materials used are GDM (Gas Diffusion Layer) and PEM (Polymer Electro-lyte Membrane).
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