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Adhesive solutions for your application.

Explore industrial adhesive options for what you make. Match the materials, review the process, then test a starting formula on your production samples.

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Your materials. A tested starting point.
Confirm the bond before moving to production.

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What are you making?

Start with the finished product. Explore the materials, process questions and next steps for your application.

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Sofas, seats & upholstered components

Phenolic foam blocks and embossed aluminum foil samples for adhesive bonding.

Foam cores & foil facings

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Foam layers & mattress components

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Furniture joints, frames & components

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Shoe uppers, soles & material preparation

PU foam and PP nonwoven samples packed separately and labelled A and B for adhesive testing.

Panel edges & related profile processes

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Match materials & process

Find your starting point.

Each application connects to relevant products and evidence. Final suitability depends on your own materials and trial conditions.

APPLICATION / 01

Spray bonding

Foam & Upholstery Bonding

Compare spray-bonding options for foam, upholstery fabric and compatible furniture components.

Material pairs: Foam ↔ fabric · Foam ↔ wood

Before choosing

Identify the foam grade, fabric backing, spray equipment and available drying time.

Solvent-based spray adhesive

Water-based, low-flammability option

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APPLICATION / 02

Foil lamination

Insulation Lamination

Start with the foam core and the actual bonding side of the foil. Different insulation systems need separate evaluation.

Material pairs: Phenolic foam ↔ foil · NBR ↔ foil

Before choosing

Check surface dust, foil coatings, coating coverage and the expected service environment.

Review the documented material combination and test conditions.

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APPLICATION / 03

Hot-melt application

Edge Banding

Match the adhesive to the board, edge material and machine. Review profile wrapping as a separate process within your enquiry.

Material pairs: MDF · Particleboard · Wood veneer

Before choosing

Confirm application temperature, line speed, board condition and the required edge finish.

EVA hot-melt pellets; review equipment and material requirements.

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APPLICATION / 04

Layer assembly

Mattress Assembly

Define each bonding position, from foam layers to cover materials, and review assembly and packing conditions.

Material pairs: Foam ↔ foam · Foam ↔ textile

Before choosing

Share the mattress structure, required flexibility, application method and packing schedule.

Solvent-based spray adhesive

Water-based, low-flammability option

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APPLICATION / 05

Wood Assembly

Wood Assembly

Explore water-based adhesive options for furniture joints, wooden frames and compatible assembly work.

Material pairs: Solid wood · Wooden components

Before choosing

Confirm wood species, moisture content, joint fit and clamping or pressing conditions.

Water-based wood adhesive; evaluate with your wood and assembly method.

A solvent-based graft adhesive with strong initial grab, positioned for applications involving PVC, PU synthetic leather and selected rubber components.

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APPLICATION / 06

Component bonding

Footwear Manufacturing

Identify the upper, sole and surface preparation before choosing an adhesive for shoe assembly.

Material pairs: Leather · Textile · Sole compounds

Before choosing

Share exact material grades, surface treatments, assembly method and flexibility requirements.

PU adhesive for footwear; review preparation and process requirements.

A water-based PU adhesive supplied as a milky white liquid. Widely used in footwear bonding.

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Phenolic foam blocks and embossed aluminum foil samples for adhesive bonding.

Application illustration · view the actual test in the article

A documented starting point

From a bonding problem to a material trial.

Fokis reports a successful laboratory bond between high-density phenolic foam and aluminum foil using 701 water-based adhesive.

Adhesive

701

Lab temperature

26°C

Relative humidity

60%

This result applies to the tested samples and conditions. Other foam grades, foil coatings, and hot or humid service conditions require their own evaluation.

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Confirm the fit

Test the bond. Then plan production.

Your materials and factory conditions help determine what to test, how to assess the result and what to confirm before scaling up.

01 / SHARE

Start with your materials

Describe both surfaces, the finished product and the problem to solve. Add photos and material specifications where available.

02 / EVALUATE

Review a starting formula

Discuss candidate products and agree on the sample, application conditions and performance checks for your trial.

03 / VALIDATE

Run a production trial

Check the bond on your own line, including drying or curing, handling and conditions relevant to the finished product.

What happens after the sample works?

Before a production order, agree on the specification and supply details that need to stay consistent.

  • Approved product and document version
  • Batch identification and agreed quality checks
  • Packaging, storage and handling requirements
  • Order quantity, delivery conditions and lead time

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