Advantages and Disadvantages of Hot Melt Adhesive Mesh Film
Hot melt adhesive mesh film is a new and emerging fabric manufacturing process. Hot melt adhesive mesh film has the following advantages: quick application time; low cost; good adhesion to varied surfaces; and easy separation of films after curing. Disadvantages include limited print capabilities, the possibility of adhesive residue contamination of substrates, and the possibility of air bubbles during film production. In this article, we will look at the use of hot melt adhesive mesh film in fabric lamination, highlighting its benefits and drawbacks.
Fabric Laminating Process with Hot Melt Adhesive Mesh Film
If you want to laminate cloth, hot melt adhesive mesh film is an excellent adhesive choice. Because this film is heat sensitive, it can be used to laminate fragile materials or those with low melting temperatures. When you need a strong bond but don't want to use an extra adhesive, you can use it instead of typical adhesives.
When working with hot melt adhesive mesh film, always ensure that both the cloth and the adhesive are correctly prepared. Begin by washing and completely drying the fabric. Next, press the cloth on one side to help the adhesive adhere to the fabric. Then, with your hands, apply pressure to the glue until it begins to attach. Finally, cut out and adhere the desired shape to your project.
Conclusion
This article will go through the use of hot melt adhesive mesh film in fabric laminating. We'll go through the different advantages and how you can use it to improve the strength, durability, and attractiveness of your fabrics.
