hot melt film manufacturing What kind of material do you need to bond with? Different materials of hot melt adhesive have different adhesive fastness. There is no glue fits all the adhesion. Such as the fastness of polyurethane to textile fabrics is extremely strong, but nearly no bonding strength ...

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iron on interfacing fabric When applying fusible interfacing, how to make the surface of fabric be smooth, no wrinkle, no bubble, no glue penetration, you should grasp the three elements of ironing on.   Adhesive machines: continual and flat-bed pressing machine. Fusing conditions: fusing cond ...

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T/C resin woven fusible interfacing Resin lining refers to the lining cloth made of plain linen, pure cotton or mixed cotton, chemical fiber, etc. It has good crisp, better sticky, washing resistance, not wrinkle and no bubble and other characteristics. Usually used for shirt collars or areas requi ...

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100% cotton woven fusible interfacing The Pellon Shape Flex SF101 woven fusible interfacing helps you complete your sewing and craft projects with ease. Our 100% cotton woven fusible interfacing is similar to Pellon SF101 which is an all purpose. It provides crisp support for collars, cuffs, yokes ...

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PO hot melt adhesive film PA hot melt adhesive film Hot melt adhesive film, also known as hot melt glue film, which is similar to double sided fusible interfacing. This product consists a layer of film and release paper. The adhesive film feels like ordinary film without stickiness in norm ...

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If you are embroidering on a towel, velvet, woolen fabric or other embroidered thread, to prevent the thread from slipping into the fabric, there are two different types of embroidery backing, namely water-soluble interlining and hot melt interlining.   Hot melt interlining tips: 1. If you are ...

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embroidery backing film The principle of embroidery lining is simple and logical. Once you understand the use of various embroidery backing, master the advantages and disadvantages, you can easily choose the correct backing materials for various products.   What is embroidered linings? Why sho ...

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adhesive lining Adhesive lining production originated in Europe. In 1952, an Englishman K-Tanner used polyethylene as raw material, with the method of powder coating on fabric and forming fusible interlining. Although polyethylene has better washable performance, but the feeling is hard, only used ...

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non-woven, woven and knit interfacing There are three kinds of interfacing fabric are used widely in our daily life. Here are non woven interfacing, woven and knit interfacing.   Non Woven interfacing Non woven interfacing is made by bonding fibers together and therefore has no grain. You can ...

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Embroidery backing stabilizer is a layer of material spread under the fabric, the material is cotton or polyester. For the special cloth such as towel, velvet or blanket, because the surface is full of wool, it is easy to bring about winding, need plus a paper lining in case the thread was entangled ...

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Interlining, buttons and other clothing accessories determine the quality of garment and plays a vital role in improving the level of clothing.   Interlining (Interfacing) Iron on interfacing series, water soluble fabric series and environmental protection products will be popular in market. I ...

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interfacing fabric used in clothes Now days, many people know use the interfacing for garments or clothing. But most of them are not a expert to choose the available one. Today we’re going to share some tips to show how to choose interfacing for your garments. The purpose of interfacing is to ...

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