Flame-laminating-machines are used to join thermoplastic materials like foam made of polyester, polyether, polyethylene or various adhesive foils and textile, PVC-foils, artificial leather, non-wovens, papers or other materials. Depending on the machine construction, single or sandwich-laminations can be made.

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2023年8月17日 · Flame lamination is the process of laminating flexible materials with the heat produced by an open flame. Generally, the core material layer (such as polyurethane foam) will need to be affected by the open flame so that it can develop a tackiness to then adhere to another layer such as fabric or vinyl.

At Reilly Foam, we use a highly effective flame lamination method in which an open flame heats one material and then quickly presses it against another to form a strong, cohesive connection. This technology is unique in that it depends simply on …

Flame lamination is the process of laminating flexible materials with an open flame. This technique is used to seal materials such as fabrics to foams (often polyurethane foams), and/or other lofted non-woven polyesters.

Flame lamination is a process used to bond dissimilar materials without the need for adhesives. It involves applying flame to the surface of a soft material, typically polyurethane foam, in order to slightly melt the surface and create a thin polymer layer.

Lundell offers flame lamination of dissimilar materials, including foams such as open-cell polyester and polyether, cross-linked polyethylene. Substrates include films, fabrics, vinyls, foams, pressure-sensitive materials, plus many other materials. Rolls up to 88 wide x 2 inches thick; Engineered composites for OEM applications

2021年11月15日 · Flame lamination is one type of continuous lamination. It uses the adhesion properties of the foam. It has existed for decades. In the process, thermoplastic foam in roll is passed over a machine with a line-gas-burner flame that burns the foam’s surface, thereby creating a thin layer of molten polymer.

For those unfamiliar with flame lamination as a way to adhere foam to an additional substrate, the concept is fairly simple. Foam is run past a flame to create a thin layer of molten polymer. The surface of foam with the molten material is then pressed together with …

Flame lamination is a process that uses an open flame to join or bond dissimilar materials such as fabrics, vinyls, polyurethane foams, lofted nonwoven polyesters and other textile materials. It’s a superior bonding method to traditional adhesive laminating, as it effectively eliminates points of failure that cause delamination.