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This section provides an overview for flocking adhesives as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 6 flocking adhesive manufacturers and their company rankings.
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Flocking adhesive is a specific type of adhesive used to attach fibers or particles to surfaces, such as fabric or paper. Composed of resin, thickening agents, and solvents, it creates a thin, durable film that firmly bonds the flocking material to the base surface. This adhesive is widely utilized in various industries, including interior design, fashion, and crafts, enhancing products like wallpaper, curtains, clothing, shoes, handicrafts, models, and industrial items with textured finishes.
The flocking process involves preparing the surface, applying the adhesive, and then adding the fibers or particles. Flocking adhesive is celebrated for its strong adhesion, durability, and the versatility it brings to projects. It allows for a broad spectrum of colors and textures, providing creative freedom while being easy to use and safe for people.
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MicroStrain is based in Williston, Vermont, and is an American manufacturer of inertial and wireless sensors originally established in 1987 before being acquired by HBK in 2019. The company produces various industrial and tactical-grade sensors, wireless sensor network devices, and data analysis software. Its products include battery powered wireless 3-axis accelerometers with a rugged and weather-proofed shell, cloud-based platforms for sensor data management or analysis, and software for wireless sensor network control purposes. The company's products are mainly used by clients in the aerospace, automation, and construction industries.
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