The composition of clothing accessories interlining -- three important factors

Backing cloth

Woven fabrics, knitted fabrics and nonwovens of different weights and thicknesses can be used as substrates to match different types of fabrics and clothing. In addition, there is a new type of adhesive is a full adhesive net without a backing cloth, commonly known as double-sided adhesive interlining, which is mostly used for the edge, clothing feet, cuffs and other positions.

Glue paste

Polyethylene glue: ordinary polyethylene and high density polyethylene. Ordinary polyethylene is mainly used for shirts, women's shirts and pajamas that need to be washed at high temperature; High density polyethylene has improved solubility and can be used for shirt collar.

Polyamide adhesive: especially suitable for dry cleaning, because dry cleaning agent has no effect on adhesion and effect, suitable for a wide range of face cloth.

High quality non-woven lining

Polyvinyl chloride glue: During operation, the solvent vapor emits an unpleasant smell, and the amount of this glue is more, so the "surface" situation is particularly large. The adhesive strength does not weaken after dry cleaning, but the cloth surface will become hard; Due to a variety of shortcomings, it is rarely used, generally only on the raincoat, because there is enough adhesion and moisture resistance.

Polyester glue: It is roughly the same as polyamide, but it is more suitable for washing, and can be used at lower temperatures, and can be dry cleaned and wet washed. When printed in a fine print on the backing cloth, it will produce a soft effect, especially suitable for women's shirts.

Gluing method

Continuous adhesive layer: The effect is hard, can not be all suitable for the use of various types of clothing, can only be used for men's T-shirt collar and cuff and raincoat use.

Intermittent adhesive layer: The adhesive powder is dispersed on the woven fabric or paper, after infrared treatment, so that the colloidal particles are slightly dissolved into a intermittent adhesive layer, producing a softer effect. This gluing method is suitable for the finer parts of the garment, such as collars, hats and other clothes that do not need dry cleaning.

Computer distributed particle points:

The aim is to produce enough hardness while also producing a soft and comfortable feeling for the wearer. The grain points are carefully arranged to match a variety of fabrics, especially for corduroy and plush fabrics.

The production of microparticle adhesive lining, used mostly polyamide, 160 colloidal particles per square meter, after ironing, all glue points will completely dissolve and disappear, and has no effect on the cloth, especially suitable for silk, but must be carried out on the adhesive lining machine, giving the appropriate pressure, temperature and time.