Wide-Format Hot Melt Roll Coater with Dual Rollers and Compression System
This large format hot melt roll coater is designed for wide-area adhesive application across substrates up to 6 feet in width. Featuring synchronized dual rollers and an integrated compression system, also known as a nip or rolling press, it ensures smooth, consistent adhesive coverage and reliable bonding. Built to be highly configurable, this system can be tailored to a wide range of applications, from flooring and textiles to insulation, packaging, and beyond.
Key Advantages of a Large Format Roll Coater
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Wide Format Coverage: Coats substrates up to 6' wide, ideal for large-scale production of flooring, textiles, and insulation panels.
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Synchronized Dual Rollers: Engineered to rotate at the same speed for even adhesive laydown and reduced inconsistencies across the full substrate width.
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Integrated Compression System: Includes a built-in nip roller (also called a compression or rolling press) to enhance adhesive contact and support lamination processes.
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Customizable to Application Needs: Available in multiple configurations to suit specific materials, line speeds, adhesive types, and production environments.
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Reduces Manual Labor: Automates traditionally tedious or multi-step adhesive application tasks, increasing consistency and throughput.
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Versatile Material Compatibility: Supports a wide variety of substrates including carpet, foam, textiles, composites, and rigid panels.
Specifications
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Series: Large Format Roll Coater
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Coating Width: Up to 6' (1.83 m)
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Roller Configuration: Dual synchronized rollers with compression (nip) system
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Application Method: Continuous hot melt coating
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Customization: Fully configurable based on material type, adhesive, and production requirements
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Substrate Handling: Compatible with roll-fed or sheet-fed materials
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Voltage & Controls: Available in multiple configurations (consult for specs)
Applications and Compatible Materials
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Carpet and Rug Production: Applies adhesive to wide-format backings for flooring and textile products
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Foam Lamination: Bonds foam sheets to substrates for insulation, padding, or protective layers
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Insulation Board Manufacturing: Coats and compresses rigid or semi-rigid panels with hot melt adhesives
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Textile and Nonwoven Processing: Supports fabric bonding and continuous adhesive coating for industrial textiles
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Panel and Sheet Bonding: Handles composite materials, felts, and rigid substrates in wide-format workflows
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Roll-to-Roll Coating: Automates hot melt laydown across continuous web materials