Glue Bonding
Glue bonding - Fashion & Footwear
Glue bonding or glue lamination
Glue bonding or glue lamination is the process of fusing two or more fabrics or film substrates together using a thermoplastic heat activated film glue. Material and glue are sent through rollers to create a strong, even bond throughout the product.
Utilising our strong partnership with suppliers B&R Converters we can source a wide range of different glues which suit the required application.
For example, lighter weighted thermoplastic adhesives promote stretch for upholstery fabrics whereas heavier glues sit well within the industrial applications.
And, using deniers and Cerex allows fabrics to be strengthened in order to promote a more durable, easy to use product
Bonding for better fabric solutions
The process of fusing fabrics and materials, whether the same or different, creates a permanent bond between two or more substrates.
This process is often referred to as gluing or glue bonding.
Glue bonding is a technique which applies an intermediate layer to connect substrates of different types of materials. The connections produced can be soluble or insoluble.
The resulting product combines the best features of each to create a reinforced product with enhanced durability, puncture resistance and stiffness.
The most advanced heat and pressure activated glue film technology
We routinely bond products such as Vinyl, PVC, Leather, Ultra-Suede, Alcantara and many natural and synthetic fabrics.
Covering Industries including:
- Health care
- Hospitality
- Aged care
- Contract furnishings
- Workplace
- Automotive
- Marine upholstery
- Apparel
- Footwear
- Fashion & couture
How we work
With over 50 years in the textile bonding and printing business in Australia we know how to make it easy for you.
Send us your fabric and an order form
Download your order instructions and form below.
We test the first meter for suitability
We will contact you if there are any problems with the test.
We maintain strict quality control
We quality control your project throughout the process.
We will deliver on budget and time
We will communicate with you to arrange the best delivery method.
NOTE: Work loss: please include with your order one additional meter for each continuous piece of material supplied.
NOTE: Fabric should be forwarded rolled on a tube with the face side of the fabric clearly marked. Incoming fabric that is wrinkled or not rolled on a tube will be subject to wrinkle removal charges.