Copper Press Screening KKV25
- In stock
- Extra fine mesh – no marking on delicate fabrics
- Tinned copper, 150 cm width
- Rolls of 5, 12.5 or 25 metres
- Developed specifically for upper plates of pressing machines
45,10 €
- / Quadratmeter
plus 19% VAT and shipping costs
- Mindestbestellmenge - 5m = 7,5m²
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Request quickly and easily
No minimum order quantity
Shipping in 2–3 business days
DE AEOC 128459
Directly from the application engineer
Copper press screening KKV25 is the extra fine version among tinned press screens, 150 cm wide. The fine mesh is the decisive difference: the finer the screen, the less its structure imprints into the outer fabric.
Which fabrics is KKV25 intended for?
Everything that takes on structure: silk, viscose, fine wool qualities, smooth linings, coated materials. On a coarse screen these fabrics show a visible grid under pressing force; with KKV25 the mesh is so small that the imprint practically disappears.
Dual function on the upper plate
KKV25 prevents shine because it interrupts direct flat contact between hot plate and fabric. At the same time the metallic structure lets steam escape instead of trapping it in the fabric. Together this produces a clean pressing result without glazing.
Width and ordering
At 150 cm, KKV25 covers even large upper plates in one piece. It is sold in square metres; one running metre equals 1.5 m². The minimum order is a 5 metre length, i.e. 7.5 m².
Technical data
| Material | copper wire, tinned |
|---|---|
| Weave | twill weave |
| Width | 150 cm |
| Fineness | extra fine |
| Roll length | 5 / 12.5 / 25 m |
| Sales unit | m² |
| Item number | 120006T |
| Manufacturer | Trecolan Handels GmbH |
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Why is KKV25 more expensive than KKV50?
The finer wire gauge and denser weave require more material and more complex production.
Is KKV25 also suitable for the lower plate?
Yes, although steam distribution matters more there than fineness, for which KKV50 is usually sufficient.
How long does a copper screen last?
Several years in normal use. Deformation, cracks or flaking tin plating are the signal to replace it.
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We would be happy to advise you personally on application and use.
