Tension Discs

Textile Machinery Parts and Components Since 1975
Tension Discs to suit any application.

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Y-066-AW	Y-118-AP	Y-157-AP	Y-170-TC	Y-219-TC	Y-239-TC
Y-242-T	Y-272-T			Don't see what you're looking for? Contact us: Contact Information.

Product Specification Table

Part #	ID	OD	Thickness
Y-066-AW	10.6	25.0	3.0
Y-118-AP	10.2	36.0	3.2
Y-157-AP	5.5	20.6	2.1
Y-170-TC	10.5	29.1	3.0
Y-219-TC	8.2	23.7	3.1
Y-239-TC	10.0	25.0	3.0
Y-242-T	20.6	30.9	2.8
Y-272-T	15.0	35.0	3.8

Part Numbers in this catalogue follow the pattern: X-999-MM where: X is a category 999 is an item number MM is a material code ( See Material Codes below ) Part Numbers may also appear in RED: X-999-MM where: Red indicates that special finishes are available. ( See Special Finishes below ).
Material Codes (available for products on this page):
	AP (alumina pink): This is a higher quality alumina oxide, 95 to 99.7% pure. Long lasting, the 99.7% pure ceramic material is commonly available in various surface finishes, making it easier to find a ceramic to fit customer applications.
	AR (alumina red): This is a deep red material, of 85% purity alumina oxide. With low density and low hardness, it is a general purpose ceramic.
	AW (alumina white): This material is white in color. This can be alumina or 95% pure zirconia, and is suitable for general applications.
	T (titania): This material is tan in color, and has been used for many years. 90% pure material, this is a soft ceramic which wears with the yarn, for applications where yarn damage is minimal.
	TBR (titania brown): This is titania material, similar to 90% pure titania, in a slightly browner shade.
	TC (titania conductive): This material is dark grey in color, and has been widely used for some time. It is the same 90% pure titania, but it is fired with an additive to make it neutralize electric charge. For applications where static is a problem, the nature of this material can be helpful.