Floor Roller Coating Machine

Pama Technology Ltd. offers a floor roller coating machine designed for continuous coating of flat substrates. The unit provides a working width of 1300 mm and can handle material thicknesses from 2 mm to 80 mm. Feeding speed ranges between 5 and 15 m/min, while the transport length is 300 mm. The machine integrates a total power rating of 12 kW.

The rubber roller, machined from imported high‑strength rubber, has a 240 mm diameter and is CNC‑finished for dimensional accuracy. A secondary chrome‑plated steel roll of 150 mm diameter supplies the coating layer, both driven by independent three‑phase asynchronous motors with Delta VFD converters, a configuration standard in high‑precision coating lines. The conveyor belt features a 3 mm slip surface resistant to solvents, matching common practice for floor coating equipment. The frame is fabricated from high‑strength tool steel, ensuring rigidity comparable to industry benchmarks.

The machine is suited for manufacturers of floor finishes, industrial flooring contractors and large‑scale renovation projects that require uniform coating over extensive surface areas. Buyers typically need a three‑phase 380 V supply and a 0.5 MPa gas source for the heating system. Pama lists the unit with a single 20 L heating‑oil tank, a diaphragm pump and optional infrared safety sensors; interested importers should request confirmation of MOQ, delivery lead time and Incoterms directly from the supplier.

Pama Technology Ltd. is located in Datong, Shanxi Province, China, within the Zhenxing Industrial Park. The company appears under the “harbor” trust tier, indicating basic verification, but its current response rate is 0 % and no average response time is recorded, suggesting limited communication activity. The supplier’s catalogue highlights the floor roller coating machine as its primary offering, providing detailed technical parameters while omitting information on production capacity, certifications or after‑sales service. Prospective buyers should therefore seek direct confirmation of these aspects.

The listing notes that the machine uses imported rubber for the main roller and incorporates independent drives for the rubber and light rollers. It also mentions a single 20 L heating‑oil tank, a diaphragm pump and optional infrared sensors for safety. No statements are made about warranty periods, spare‑part availability or on‑site installation support, so importers need to clarify these points with the supplier before committing to a purchase.