GlassOnWeb.com - Glass News - Metallized Carbon Corporation Announces Carbon-Graphite Gathering Shoes, Pad Wheels and Wobble Wheels for Manufacturing Fiberglass
 
 HOME   DIRECTORY   NEWS   ARTICLES   BUSINESS AREA   FORUM    JOBS  
 
Sign-in | Registration
  »  Home  »  News  »  Metallized Carbon Corporation Announces Carbon-Graphite Gathering Shoes, Pad Wheels and Wobble Wheels for Manufacturing Fiberglass
 
 
   CONTRIBUTE
Submit your news
Submitted news

   NEWS ARCHIVES
2013
May
April
March
February
January
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001



GLASS ON WEB - news feed
 
  News


Products
Metallized Carbon Corporation Announces Carbon-Graphite Gathering Shoes, Pad Wheels and Wobble Wheels for Manufacturing Fiberglass

Metallized Carbon Corporation, a global leader in the manufacture of oil-free, self-lubricating, carbon-graphite materials for severe service lubrication applications, announces the availability of carbon-graphite for use in fiberglass gathering shoes, pad wheels and wobble wheels. They are available in several grades of Metcar’s proprietary carbon-graphite material.

Carbon-graphite gathering shoes are used to guide and gather together individual glass filaments to form bundles of filaments called “fiberglass strands,” which are produced as part of the fiberglass manufacturing process. Metcar materials are low in friction, so they prevent breakage of the glass filaments. Materials that do not provide sufficient lubrication degrade, fray and even break the filament as it is pulled or guided through the process.

“Metcar self-lubricating carbon graphite materials are particularly suited for this application because of their excellent lubricating qualities and good resistance to wear,” said Matthew Brennan, Chief Operating Officer of Metcar.  “Our technical department is available for design assistance and can develop a customized solution with the best Metcar grade for specific fiberglass manufacturing applications.”

About Metallized Carbon Corporation
Since its inception in 1945, Metallized Carbon Corporation has been manufacturing high-quality, dependable bearing solutions for severe operating environments. With over 50 years of Application Engineering experience, Metallized Carbon offers the field expertise and data necessary to provide The Solid Choice for Lubrication® in a wide variety of industries, supplying completely machined components as well as materials for customer machining. Metallized Carbon is ISO certified and produces the Metcar brand of solid, oil-free, self-lubricating materials.

For additional information about the company and its services, please visit us online at www.metcar.com or call (914) 941-3738.


November 29th, 2011
Source: Metallized Carbon Corporation


Print this article  Printer friendly version Send this article to a friend  Send to a Friend


Share on :   facebook  twitter  google  yahoo  linkedin  delicious  digg  mixx  stumbleupon   email



Add a Comment

You have to be registered in order to add your comment.
If you already have an account, please sign-in to comment.




Latest news
May-24-13
Eastman to Showcase Advanced Glazing Technologies at JSAE World Congress in Yokohama, Japan
May-24-13
Scheuten starts work on the installation and assembly of the glass Sphinx at the Kop van Weerd
May-24-13
Viracon Introduces VUE-30, A Low-Emissivity Coating
May-24-13
Early Bird Registration for 2013 International Window Film Conference and Tint-Off™ Ends May 31. Reserve Your Spot Today!
May-24-13
Project Focus – West Wales General Hospital
May-24-13
AAMA Marking 50th Anniversary of Gold Label
May-24-13
Flexible handling of glass in glass warehouses
May-24-13
Pyroguard Makes Debut at Clerkenwell Design Week
May-24-13
ICOM-EPFL hosts 2 COST-STSM visitors in Structural Glass
May-24-13
Research and Markets: Global Smart Glass & Smart Windows Market to 2017 - Strong growth shown in automotive market






ADVERTISING

The emissions produced by our servers are offset by renewable energy projects that reduce the use of fossil fuels. These projects are verified by The Voluntary Carbon Standard.