Press roll for treating a material shaped in the form of a web

Presses – Methods – With separation from material of liquid expressed

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100118, 100153, 100155R, 162205, 1623584, 162901, 198847, 492 7, 492 20, 492 27, 492 48, 492 50, D21F 302, B30B 300

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059439513

ABSTRACT:
Flexible press sleeve for a press roll for treating a web includes an inside surface including a longitudinal press area adapted to be pressurized with a press shoe by directing pressure radially outward, and a flexible section on at least one end of the press area having a greater flexibility than a flexibility of the press sleeve outside the flexible section, without causing a significant weakening of the press sleeve within the flexible section. A press shoe includes the press roll and a mating roll forming a press opening with the press roll. A method of treating a web includes draining a fibrous pulp web by using the press shoe.

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patent: 5342277 (1994-08-01), Steiner et al.
patent: 5766421 (1998-06-01), Aufrecht

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