“What is bonding?” Bonding is the process of joining base materials of all sorts to one another, with the use of the most appropriate resin.
“What is flame lamination?” Flame lamination is a process in which the surface of urethane foam is heated over an open flame, and a base material is laminated, with the molten urethane as the adhesive.
The bonding process:
In most cases, materials are bonded with the use of a suitable water-based resin. However, we are also able to do bonding work using hot-melt film.
Base material
●Natural material (weave / knitting) ●Synthetic material (weave / knitting) ●various films ●Nonwoven fabric ●Paper ●Cotton ●Urethane foam ●Artificial leather ●Rubber Sheet
Adhesion resin
Water system ●Acrylic ●Urethane ●EVA
Hot melt film ●TPU
Base material
●Natural material (weave / knitting) ●Synthetic material (weave / knitting) ●various films ●Nonwoven fabric ●Paper ●Cotton ●Urethane foam ●Artificial leather ●Rubber Sheet
With bonding, a wide variety of adhesive resins allows for the processing of many different substrates.
It also yields a particularly soft texture and excellent breathability.
Processing content list
Industrial materials
Vehicle seat durable adhesion
breathability
Filter sheet Durable adhesion
breathability / deodorant
Frame laminating step
It is a method of gluing the surface of urethane foam with fire, bonding the cloth to where urethane has melted, and bonding.
The special feature of flame lamination is that it combines the ability to give the product a great appearance that has a feeling of three-dimensionality with the fact that it does not reduce the elasticity of the material.