The Ideal Method for Producing 2-Ply and 3-Ply Composite Materials
Hot-melt is currently the most advanced method for bonding textile materials, allowing laminates to retain their natural physical properties while providing maximum bond strength and durability.
The hot-melt lamination process involves the uniform application of heated reactive adhesive to the substrate materials. Prior to application, the binder transitions into a liquid state, enabling precise distribution across the raw material’s surface. As a result, the finished laminate exhibits a perfectly smooth structure and a flawless aesthetic finish.
Material Types Manufactured
– Production of self-adhesive materials on film and paper release liners
– Manufacturing of 2-ply (two-layer) composite laminates
Adhesive Systems Used
We utilize PUR (Polyurethane Reactive) and PSA (Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive) systems
Maximum Lamination Width
1600 mm
Annual Capacity
Over 40 million linear meters annually
