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» Use lab approved fabric and compound only.

» Clean the mill and calender guides including the

equipment surrounding area before starting unit.

» Load single strip of compound to both the cracker

mills. Then feed these compound to your holding mill.

» Always keep minimum compound in calender nips

and mills.

» Apply correct bleeder yarn.

» Put identification tags before storing your calendered

fabric in racks.

» Close cooling water lines to mills when mills are not

running

Choose Wisely.Operate Smartly

» Do not over load your two-roll mills and calender nips.

» Do not use held up compounds and dipped fabric.

» Do not stop unit with fabric in the line.

» Do not throw sheeted-out compound on the floor.

» Do not store calendered fabric on floor.

» Do not use damaged liner / baggy liner.

» Do not run mills with cooling water lines closed.