Flame Lamination

Durability and Production Speed

Proven Technology for Thermal Layer Bonding

Flame lamination is one of the fastest methods for bonding textile materials. The resulting composite material acquires enhanced performance characteristics, such as water resistance and improved thermal insulation.

Technology Overview

The process involves permanently bonding layers using polyurethane (PU) foam or polyethylene (PE) film. Through controlled exposure to an open gas flame, the surface of the core medium is briefly melted, creating an active bonding layer. This results in a unified composite with high resistance to delamination—without requiring additional liquid adhesives.

Production Capabilities

Maximum Lamination Width with PU Foam

200 cm

Maximum Lamination Width with PE Film

150 cm

Annual Capacity

Approx. 15 million linear meters annually

Application Areas

Automotive Industry

  • Headliners
  • Seat upholstery and door trim
  • Acoustic insulation and thermal barriers

Footwear & Apparel

  • Shoe linings and insoles
  • Structural components for athletic footwear
  • Workwear and protective clothing

Furniture & Interiors

  • Upholstery fabrics
  • Mattresses and underlays
  • Wall panels and acoustic solutions

Nursery & Children’s Products

  • Stroller upholstery
  • Child car seats

Technical & Specialized Applications

  • Filtration media
  • Construction insulation
  • Medical and orthopedic products
  • Sports equipment