Bondtex
uses two distinct bonding
processes in our manufacturing facility-
Adhesive
Lamination and Flame Lamination.
Adhesive
lamination is a flat-bed procedure that uses a dry web, film, or adhesive
powder for bonding so that no flame is required.
Our
newly refurbished adhesive laminator, pictured below, is capable
of laminating materials up to 63 inches wide.
Flame
lamination passes an open-cell polyurethane foam through an open
flame to create a thin layer of hot polymer. This is then used as
an adhesive to bond the assigned materials together in a single
pass.
Our flame
laminators, shown below, are capable of laminating materials from
40 to 100 inches wide.
Bondtex
has two methods of Flame Lamination:
"Single
Pass" means that there is one sheet of material laminated
to one sheet of foam (or other material). |
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"Sandwich"
means that there are two sheets of material laminated to either
side of one sheet of foam. |
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