Anti-Slip Carpet Machine Line

Our company manufactures machine lines for the production of anti-slip carpets using various production technologies. Our systems are capable of printing in widths ranging from 1600 mm to 4300 mm, providing flexible solutions to meet different production requirements.

Type 1 Production Line
This line consists of:
1 film lamination machine
1 rotary printing machine
1 electric drying oven
In this production line, the fabric and felt are bonded together using film lamination. After lamination, the combined fabric and felt are transferred to the rotary printing unit, where a PVC-based anti-slip coating is applied to the bottom surface. The products then pass through the drying oven and are cooled before being placed onto the fabric trolley.

Type 2 Production Line
This line consists of:
2 rotary printing machines
1 electric drying oven
Unlike the first system, all production processes are completed on a single line. The main advantages of this line are the elimination of film costs, resulting in a more economical production, and time savings achieved by completing all processes on one continuous line.
In this system, the fabric enters the first printing machine for the application of an intermediate bonding adhesive, while the felt is fed into the machine via a platform. The adhesive-coated fabric exiting the first printing machine is combined with the felt at the entrance of the second printing machine. Both materials then enter the second printing machine together, where a PVC-based anti-slip coating is applied to the bottom surface. After drying, the products are cooled and transferred to the fabric trolley.

Type 3 Production Line
This line consists of:
1 flame lamination machine
1 rotary printing machine
1 electric drying oven
In this system, the fabric and felt are bonded using flame lamination technology. Upon request, sponge or recycled felt can be added as an intermediate layer. After lamination, the product is transferred to the rotary printing unit, where a PVC-based anti-slip coating is applied to the bottom surface. The products then pass through the drying oven, are cooled, and placed onto the fabric trolley.
This production line offers the most cost-effective solution in terms of overall manufacturing cost.