Solutions for Coating Hot Melt Adhesives on PET Substrates | Small Coaters

This article mainly introduces the solution of coating hot melt adhesive on PET substrate, and uses a small coating machine for experimental scraping.

For coating on PET film, because the film substrate is relatively soft and easy to wrinkle, it is often difficult to directly scrape it manually. It is necessary to use the vacuum adsorption function of the experimental small coating machine to keep the substrate flat. However, coating materials with temperature-changing characteristics such as hot-melt adhesives need to be heated to a specified temperature before coating to be in a molten state, so a better solution is to use a base plate heating and adsorption coating machine. Adsorb the PET substrate flatly on the vacuum board, heat the hot melt adhesive to make it flow, and adjust the scraper coating.

The following is a video of the coating experiment of hot melt adhesive on PET substrate. If it is used to coat heated hot melt adhesive, it must first be sure that the melting point of the PET substrate is higher than that of the hot melt adhesive to avoid excessive temperature damage. Substrate. Watch the video below

The following is the vacuum adsorption effect of the film on the film coating machine. Note that the mark in the middle is the crease formed by folding the film for too long.

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