Carbon steel Q235B Q345 45# Steel Hot press platen for Composite Materials and Fabrications

Typical Heating / Cooling Sources of Platens:

Water

Oil

steam

Electric

Anhui Elite manufacture all varieties of platens including steam, hot oil, electrically heated, high temperature, and various combinations of heating/cooling.Regardless of press size or type, our manufacturing and technical organization has the expertise and experience to meet your needs.

Anhui Elite manufacture all varieties of platens including steam, hot oil, electrically heated, high temperature, and various combinations of heating/cooling.Regardless of press size or type, our manufacturing and technical organization has the expertise and experience to meet your needs.

The sizes and applications of Platens are as varied as the products they produce. ELITE makes Platens as small as 12" square for use in laboratory presses and as large as 15' x 52' for the manufacturing of board and panel products.

ELITE`s Press Platens are used for applications as simple as cooling molds after curing and as high tech as hot forming of titanium and composites at 1700 degrees F.

Specification

Platens from Anhui ELITE are in use today in every imaginable industry; from compression molding of rubber to hot forming of Titanium, from Copper clad and decorative laminating to the manufacturing of plywood, hard board, and particle board.

Material:

Carbon steel Q235B, Q345, 45#

Stainless Steel 304, 316

Aluminum: 6061, 5052, 7075

Packing

Elite hot press platens are always wraped with anti-rust paper,

Then packed in wooden box

Quality Control

All plates from Anhui Elite are tested for water permeability under the adequate pressure.
High-quality machining provides appropriate working surface and smoothiness of heating plates.

Applications

Laminating Industries (manufacturing of plywood, hard board, and particle board, etc)

Rubber Molding

Plastic MoldingR

Board Industries

Forest Products and Furniture

Composite Materials and Fabrications

Compression Molding