Abstract: A heatable roll having a smooth, hard surface for the production and/or treatment of a fibrous web, in particular a paper, board or tissue web, comprises a base tube made of weldable steel, to which at least one welded layer which has a higher hardness than the base tube is applied. Moreover, a process for the production of such a roll is described.

Abstract: Calender and process for treating a web with a roll stack that includes a plurality of rolls having two end rolls and several intermediate rolls arranged between the two end rolls. The plurality of rolls are arranged such that adjacent rolls, including a first and a second roll, of the plurality of rolls are positionable to form nips, and the adjacent rolls have deflections which differ from each other so that the second roll is positioned adjacent a convex side of the first roll, and the second roll has a weaker deflection than the first roll.

Abstract: Calender and process for treating a web with a roll stack that includes a plurality of rolls having two end rolls and several intermediate rolls arranged between the two end rolls. The plurality of rolls are arranged such that adjacent rolls, including a first and a second roll, of the plurality of rolls are positionable to form nips, and the adjacent rolls have deflections which differ from each other so that the second roll is positioned adjacent a convex side of the first roll, and the second roll has a weaker deflection than the first roll.

Abstract: A calender for full and light calendering has rollers disposed one above the other. At least the middle rollers are mounted on bearing blocks, which are supported by levers. The levers are pivotably mounted on respective support blocks. The levers can pivot between an upper stop and a lower stop. A lifting device for the lowest roller moves the lowest roller through a separation stroke between an operating position and a separation position. The lifting device also move the lowest roller through an overstroke between the operating position, through a relief position in which the support blocks are spaced from their respective support elements, into an overstroke position, in which the support blocks of some of the uppermost rollers are lifted to an inactive position to permit the calender to be used for light calendering.