Paper Flocking Adhesive

Paper flocking adhesive should control penetration, drying temperature, paper deformation, flock density and finished packaging appearance.

Application illustration of flocked paperboard sheets and a flock-lined rigid gift box

Application requirements

What the adhesive route needs to handle

Paper surface holdoutControlled penetrationLow-temperature drying when neededAppearance and hand-feel control

Common substrates

PaperPaperboardCoated paperGift box surfaceGreeting card stock

Common failure problems

  • Paper deformation
  • Uneven flock density
  • Exposed base
  • Poor printed-layer compatibility

Selection logic

Start with the use case, then narrow the route by substrate, process window and failure mode.

Paper absorptionPrinting or coating layerDrying temperatureFlock fiber and density

Recommended product routes

  • PF-2561 paper flocking adhesive route
  • Packaging flocking route after printed-layer review

Sample request checklist

  • Paper type
  • Printing or varnish layer
  • Flock fiber
  • Drying condition
  • Appearance requirement

Testing suggestions

Test on the real printed or coated paper

Check paper deformation after drying

Compare flock density and touch appearance

Recommended models

Related technical resources

Request a sample for this application

Send us your substrate, coating method and current bonding problem. We will suggest a sample route before sending detailed TDS.

Information to include

  • Paper type
  • Printing or varnish layer
  • Flock fiber
  • Drying condition
  • Appearance requirement