We specialize in manufacturing high quality and custom-made paper machine clothing textile repairs for virtually every style of filter fabric made by the machine clothing manufacturers. We offer this to pulp and paper mills as a cost effective alternative to discarding and replacing prematurely damaged and expensive machine clothing.

Some Of Our Filter Machine Clothing Fabric Repairs

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We have been repairing paper machine filter clothing for over 18 years and are familiar with and capable of repairing all styles of forming fabrics from simple single layers to complex triple layer designs. We use a hand woven fabric repair method that consists of reconstructing the damaged area to match the fabric's original specifications while maintaining the original drainage and sheet support characteristics. This customizable woven fabric repair method provides the damaged area with the necessary strength, dimensional stability and functional permeability needed to ensure acceptable productivity and quality in a variety of pulp and paper formation processes and allows the filter cloth to function as it did before the damage occurred.

Benefits Of Our Paper Machine Clothing Woven Fabric Repairs

Provided at a fraction of the cost of a new filter cloth;

Restored paper machine clothing life;

Improved performance and quality compared to other forming fabric repair methods;

Repaired faster than the time required to acquire a new filter cloth;

Skilled and guaranteed workmanship;

Reduced landfill waste.

See What Other Industry Experts Are Saying!

To whom it may concern: After visiting with Fabfix and reviewing their samples, I was so impressed that I had to show the Paper machine superintendent. This kind of work would be very beneficial to this plant. A fabric costing $40,000.00 will normally last 70 to 90 days. Some times a fabric may get damaged prematurely. and must be replaced. If the fabric is fairly new, I would definitely give this a try. After seeing the samples, I am very confident that this repair would run to normal fabric life.

Norm St. Pierre Paper Machine Supervisor Norampac Inc. Trenton ON