Spinner Disc of Fiberizer for Glass Wool Production Lines

In the realm of glass wool production, spinner discs play a pivotal role. These discs are responsible for the fiber formation process, after using cobalt alloy, which can ensure optimal production efficiency.

Material Composition of Spinner Discs

Spinner discs, traditionally made of various materials, have seen a shift towards the use of cobalt-based and nickel-based alloys. These alloys, known for their durability and resistance, offer enhanced performance in the demanding environment of glass wool production.

Key Features of Cobalt-based Alloy Spinner Discs

Cobalt-based alloys stand out for their myriad of properties. They boast high-temperature durable fracture strength, unparalleled high-temperature creep resistance, and excellent resistance to oxidation at elevated temperatures. Furthermore, their resistance to molten glass corrosion and erosion ensures longevity, making them a preferred choice for spinner discs.

Spinner Disc Specifications

Typical spinner discs specifications range in diameter from 200mm to 500mm, with hole diameters between 0.65mm to 1.0mm. The number of holes can vary, typically ranging from 7000 to 33000 units, catering to different production needs.

The Role of Spinner Discs in Fiber Formation

The essence of glass wool production lies in the fiber formation process. Here, molten glass wool is spun out through the aperture of a high-speed rotating centrifuge, transforming it into glass wool. The quality and consistency of the spinner disc play a crucial role in ensuring the uniformity of the produced glass wool.

Quality Control and Testing

Ensuring the quality of spinner discs is paramount. Shenyang Top New Material Co., Ltd. employs rigorous testing equipment and a robust quality control system. Each spinner disc undergoes thorough testing, including checks for chemical compositions, physical and mechanical properties, and dynamic balance, ensuring consistent quality batch after batch.

The choice of material for spinner discs is important in the glass wool production industry. With cobalt-based alloys, manufacturers can look forward to enhanced production efficiency, product quality, and longevity.