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Polymag® Tek is a U.S. manufacturer of in-line contamination removal systems—contact web cleaners, sheet cleaners, and process roll cleaners—plus static control equipment and consumables. The company designs, builds, services, and supports these systems for coating, laminating, printing, converting, packaging, pharmaceutical, aviation, automotive, electronics, and film operations, and has served those industries since 1990. If your production line loses yield or quality to dust, slitting debris, or particle buildup on webs, sheets, or rolls, this is the category of equipment to evaluate.
Core product lines
| Product line | What it does | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Contact web cleaners | Machine-mounted ContactClean™ web technology removes contaminants from the web surface | Coating, laminating, printing, converting lines running continuous webs |
| Sheet cleaners | Removes surface contamination and transfers it to an adhesive roll for disposal | Sheet-fed or discrete-sheet manufacturing with strict cleanliness standards |
| Process roll cleaners | Contact cleaning technology removes precipitate and particle buildup from a rotating process roll surface | Applications where contamination accumulates on rolls during production |
| Static control | Ionization bars, blowers, and workstation solutions | Processes where static attracts debris or disrupts handling |
| Other equipment | Handheld contact cleaning roller, contact cleaning rolls, and similar items | Spot cleaning and supplementary use |
| Consumables | Supplies, replacement parts, and support items | Keeping installed equipment and lines running continuously |
How the cleaning approach works
The common thread across the product lines is contact cleaning: a cleaning surface lifts dirt, dust, and debris off the process surface, and the contamination is then transferred to an adhesive roll for disposal. On a web line, the cleaner mounts to the machine and works inline, so cleaning happens during production rather than in a separate step. On sheets, the same transfer principle applies to the sheet surface. On process rolls, the cleaner addresses buildup on the rotating roll itself.
A concrete example of where this matters: a printing or converting line that slits film generates fine slitting dust that settles back onto the web, causing print defects or coating flaws downstream. An inline contact web cleaner positioned after the slitting station removes that debris before it reaches the next process, which is the mechanism behind the reduced downtime and waste the company cites for its web cleaners.
Custom design and OEM fit
Polymag Tek states that each inline and online solution is custom designed for the specific process, and that its products serve both OEMs and after-market applications on existing equipment. That matters for two buyer situations:
- New line builds: the cleaning system can be specified as part of the machine design.
- Existing lines: after-market units can be fitted to equipment already in service.
If you are unsure which technology fits, the company offers an engineering team that can specify a cleaning system for your needs—useful when the decision is between web, sheet, and roll cleaning, or when static control is the actual root cause rather than particulate contamination.
Manufacturing, support, and service
All Polymag Tek equipment is manufactured in the USA, and the company states it designs, manufactures, services, and supports its products, with installations worldwide. For a production-line purchase, that combination—domestic manufacturing plus in-house service and a consumables supply chain—is the practical checklist to verify during evaluation: confirm spare-part availability, service response for your region, and consumable lead times before committing.
When Polymag Tek is the right fit
Consider this company if your problem is particulate contamination or static on a continuous web, on sheets, or on process rolls, and you need an inline solution rather than an offline cleaning step. The product range covers the full path—cleaning equipment, static control, and the consumables to sustain them—so a single supplier can address the line end to end.
Look elsewhere, or narrow the conversation first, if your issue is liquid or chemical contamination rather than dry debris, or if you need a standard catalog unit rather than a custom-designed system; in the latter case, ask the engineering team directly whether an existing configuration matches your process before assuming a custom build is required.