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Mixing
To begin, a raw material mixture is placed in a mixing machine.
Once inside, the raw materials are heated to 125 - 130 degrees Celsius to remove any water vapor present.
Once finished, the material is cooled inside the mixing machine to prevent early
plasticization or processing auxiliary decomposition.
Extrusion
After leaving the mixing machine, the raw material goes through an extrusion process.
Temperature control is critical in this case to ensure that the material plasticizes properly.
The material is routed through five distinct zones.
Calendaring
Once the material has been fully plasticized into a mold, it is time to begin the calendering process.
A series of heated rollers is used to compound the mold into a continuous sheet in this case. The width and thickness of the sheet can be precisely controlled and consistent by manipulating the rolls.
Once the desired thickness has been achieved, it is embossed using heat and pressure.
Engraved rollers are used to apply the textured design to the product's face, which can be a light "tick" or a "deep" emboss.
After the texture is applied, the scratch and scuff Top Coat is applied and the drawer is closed.
Drawer
The drawing machine, when used with frequency control, is directly connected to a motor that is perfectly matched to the production line speed and is used to deliver material to the cutter.
Cutter
The material is crosscut here to meet the appropriate guideline standard.
To ensure clean and equal cuts, a sensitive and accurate photoelectric switch signals the cutter.
Plate-Lifting Machine on Autopilot
Following the cutting of the material, the automatic plate-lifting machine will lift and stack the finished product into the packing area for pick-up.
How Do You Put Down SPC Flooring?
SPC luxury vinyl flooring is available in planks or tiles that snap together to form a floating floor.
Unlike previous versions, most do not require glue.
They're simple to put together, even easier than laminate planks, because they can be cut by scoring with a knife and snapping.
A saw is only required for cutting curves and notches.
SPC flooring can be installed over a variety of other flooring materials, including hardwood, vinyl, and some types of tile.
However, the sub-floor must be flat, so some preparation may be required first.
If the product you are installing does not have one, an underlayment is also recommended.
Finally, baseboards must be installed to keep the flooring in place.