Start with the end use
Choose the closest production route below. Each page connects the material, process, failure mode, product options, testing plan and sample information.
14 customer entry points
If none of these routes fits, send the actual substrate and process. A product model should come after the application is understood.
01 Choose between removable, semi-removable and permanent PSA routes by facestock, target surface and dwell time.
02 Balance fabric hold, release, transfer, cleaning and repeated production cycles on the actual printing table.
03 Start with foam, paper, ABS, PVC, metal or automotive interior parts before selecting the flocking adhesive.
04 Match the adhesive to paper surface, film or varnish, box structure and manual or line gluing process.
05 Separate direct coating, anti-slip backing and lamination routes by fabric structure and end-use test.
06 Match binder route to fiber construction, pickup, drying, target stiffness, flex recovery and aging checks.
07 Review layer position, formulation compatibility, hand feel, drying, blocking and final resistance tests.
08 Review flooring backing, subfloor, open time or the two lamination substrates before selecting a route.
09 Select by mosaic material, mesh, drying, soaking, wet cutting and polishing requirements.
10 Use the real molded part to evaluate surface treatment, recess coverage, abrasion, odor and aging.
11 Match snow powder, branch material, dip or spray process, drying and packing requirements.
12 Select the route by wood species, moisture, joint design, open time, pressing and the required bond test.
13 Start with joint movement, gap size, contact surfaces, drying and paintability before confirming a sealant model.
14 Start with substrate, moisture, rust and old coating condition before choosing the system.
How selection works
A model number without these details is only a guess. Use the same information for sample requests and production troubleshooting.
Identify both substrates, coatings, release agents, mesh, liner or backing material.
Record application method, coat weight, line speed, open time, drying, pressing or rolling.
Describe residue, whitening, lifting, curling, flock loss, wet-out, wear or another acceptance point.
Define dwell time, soaking, heat, humidity, abrasion, packing or service conditions.
Application not listed?
We will identify the closest product family or explain what needs to be tested before a model can be recommended.