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Adhesion to difficult-to-bond materials - Surface modification treatment system

Adhesion to difficult-to-bond materials - Surface modification treatment system

A new surface modification treatment system that solves the adhesion and bonding failure issues with materials that were previously thought to be impossible to bond.

In many companies' development and production sites, we often hear from personnel who are troubled by issues such as "not sticking" and "peeling," which are problems related to poor adhesion and poor contact. This is especially true for plastics such as "PP," "PE," and "PET," as well as difficult-to-adhere materials like silicone rubber, EPDM rubber, glass, and tiles. The solution to these problems is the surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond" provided by Soft99. It enables surface modification treatment for a wide range of materials, from plastics to metals, glass, and wood-based materials. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Elimination of printing delamination issues! Surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond"

Elimination of printing delamination issues! Surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond"

【Helpful Seminar Announcement!】 A surface modification treatment system that solves printing issues with various products, promotional items, and novelties. A must-see for those in need!

In the case of printing on difficult-to-adhere materials such as PP, PE, PET, aluminum, stainless steel, and glass, it is not uncommon for the effects of pretreatment to be insufficient, even after taking measures. This not only damages brand image and aesthetics, but more importantly, the time and cost involved in addressing these issues can lead to significant losses. The surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond" achieves reliable adhesion and bonding even on materials that are difficult for coatings to adhere to, significantly improving not only design quality but also work efficiency and cost-effectiveness. *Note: For UV printing, a primer may be required. 【Online Seminar Announcement】 ■ August 22 (Thursday) 14:00～ ■ August 23 (Friday) 14:00～ ■ September 2 (Monday) 14:00～ This seminar will be beneficial for those struggling with print peeling, so please apply through the link below. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond"

Surface modification treatment system "Flame Bond"

Stick what doesn't stick! A groundbreaking surface modification treatment system that solves adhesion and bonding issues.

Until now, materials that were difficult for paints and coatings to adhere to have been transformed with a surface modification treatment system that achieves reliable adhesion and bonding, significantly improving work efficiency. This is "Flame Bond." Flame Bond allows for surface modification treatment of materials ranging from plastics to metals and wood-based materials by spraying a combustion flame mixed with organic liquid metal onto the target object. Compatible materials: ■ Plastics (acrylic, polycarbonate, polypropylene, PET, PE, nylon, etc.) ■ Rubber/Elastomers (silicone rubber, EPDM, natural rubber, etc.) ■ Metals (stainless steel, aluminum, plated substrates, painted surfaces, etc.) ■ Glass materials (sheet glass, heat-resistant glass, hard glass, etc.) ■ Tiles, ceramics ■ Wood-based materials (composite wood, bamboo, plywood, etc.) ■ Other difficult-to-bond materials *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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