Rubber Numbering Band for Garment Stamping Machines

Material: Fiber-reinforced rubber
Total Length: 160 mm
Width: 2.75 mm
Numbering: Dual-row 0–9 digits (black ink + reversed white ink)
Black Characters: 2.45 × 0.3 × 0.6 mm (length × raised thickness × band thickness)
White Characters: 3.65 × 0.7 × 0.85 mm (length × raised thickness × band thickness)
Inner Lock Blocks: 40 pieces (1.6 × 3 × 0.6 mm) for anti-slip gear engagement

Are You an OEM Manufacturer?

Yes

Description

Overview of Rubber Numbering Band for Garment Stamping Machines

Our numbering band is a precision fiber-reinforced rubber part designed to track codes, batch IDs, and fabric manufacturing dates for clothing stamping machines. It provides long-lasting, transparent stamping performance for high-volume textile operations and is based on 20 years of stamping and hardware manufacturing experience.

Key Advantages of Rubber Numbering Band for Garment Stamping Machines

Durability: Fiber reinforcement resists tearing and stretching, extending service life by 30% as compared to conventional rubber bands.
Clarity: Tracking mistakes are eliminated by precisely sculpted raised characters that guarantee consistent, sharp print transfer to cloth.
Compatibility: The majority of manual and semi-automatic clothing stamping machines are compatible with standard dimensions and inner locking blocks.
Efficiency: Long service life and simple installation minimize maintenance expenses and downtime.

Why Select KENENG as a Trusted Manufacturer of Rubber Numbering Band

Expertise: Tight tolerances and reliable quality are ensured by 20 years of precision stamping and hardware manufacturing experience.
Customization: Adaptable character sets, sizes, and material choices to meet specific machine needs.
Supply Chain: Reliable lead times and complete quality control are guaranteed by in-house manufacturing.
Global Support: Expert services for international trade to ensure smooth documentation and logistics.

Best Practices of Using Rubber Numbering Band for Garment Stamping Machines

To avoid slippage, align the inner lock blocks with the machine gears.
To prevent character fading, use garment inks that are compatible with rubber.
To prevent misalignment and overstretching, adjust the tension.
Maintaining stamping quality requires routine wear inspection and proactive replacement.