Of all the parameters to keep under control in production, the melting temperature of polyurethane glue is one of those that seem obvious — until something goes wrong. Working out (…)
When wrapping profiles and panels in PVC with a slot nozzle glue head, the quality of the final result depends on a chain of factors that need to be checked (…)
Opening a block of glue and loading it into the melter seems like one of the most basic steps on the production line. Actually, it’s an operation that needs to (…)
Anyone who laminates panels every day knows it: the storage stage isn’t a minor detail but it’s part of the production process just as much as the bonding itself. Putting (…)
The PVC used in window and door frames today isn’t the same material it was a few decades ago. Modern formulations offer significantly improved mechanical and thermal properties, making the (…)
Edge bonding or edgebanding is the final part, yet a decisive step, of the production process of panels, doors and other furniture elements once the surface finish has been applied. (…)
In our everyday lives, we are always surrounded by adhesive joints, and we are often unaware that the vast majority of items we use every day are only feasible thanks (…)
The world of PVC window laminated with decorative foil For a long time, the PVC window was inferior to the dominant materials such as wood and aluminium. But not only (…)
Foil lamination is an industrial process in which decorative foils are bonded to substrate materials in order to improve their appearance and feel. Foil lamination is particularly interesting for manufacturing (…)
The glue application phase is one of the most critical phases in the lamination process, and to ensure that it is done correctly it is necessary to pay attention to (…)