The flocking printing usually referred to means a cotton-like technique such as cotton fabric or carpet, which does not have the print feeling. Also known as fluff adhesion or linting, it is a printing method that gives a textile-like effect on paper or fabric.
For example, there is a stuffed doll made of sewn cotton, with patterns printed on the surface of the cloth and cut lines. Fluffs are planted on the colored parts, and they are cut and cut to form a cloth doll.
"Flocky" refers to flocking of flock, and short-fibers of about 0.2 mm to 1.5 mm are electrostatically placed on a fabric or a paper surface to obtain a three-dimensional impression of the printed product.
The method of production is to print the common pattern first by offset printing, then to print the paste on the part intended to be flocked by means of screen printing, apply a negative charge, and apply rayon on the positively charged plate. Short fibers or dust made of nylon, wool, or gold-silver powder, due to the short distance between the positive and negative electrodes, utilize the electrostatic principle of attraction between the positive and negative electrodes, so that the fibers are adsorbed on the brushed pattern and stand upright. .
If the flocked material is a three-dimensional object, glue can be sprayed on it with a spray gun and the fiber can be stood up by means of static electricity.
Difficulty lies in the strength of materials available for flocking are paper, plastic products, leather, wood products, ceramics, metal products, etc. The fiber colors used for flocking are various colors other than gold and silver.
In addition to the above-mentioned fabric dolls, electrostatic flocking is currently accompanied by linings of jewel boxes, coasters, albums for the blind, interiors of automobiles, and the like. Although it looks like it is affixed with fabrics, In fact, there are many occasions where printing is used.
Because electrostatic flocking basically relies on glue to adhere the staple fiber, if the viscosity of the glue is not enough, the strength of the flocking will not be firm enough and it will fall off due to friction. In view of this, the pattern with fine lines should not be suitable. Use electrostatic flocking printing method.
For example, there is a stuffed doll made of sewn cotton, with patterns printed on the surface of the cloth and cut lines. Fluffs are planted on the colored parts, and they are cut and cut to form a cloth doll.
"Flocky" refers to flocking of flock, and short-fibers of about 0.2 mm to 1.5 mm are electrostatically placed on a fabric or a paper surface to obtain a three-dimensional impression of the printed product.
The method of production is to print the common pattern first by offset printing, then to print the paste on the part intended to be flocked by means of screen printing, apply a negative charge, and apply rayon on the positively charged plate. Short fibers or dust made of nylon, wool, or gold-silver powder, due to the short distance between the positive and negative electrodes, utilize the electrostatic principle of attraction between the positive and negative electrodes, so that the fibers are adsorbed on the brushed pattern and stand upright. .
If the flocked material is a three-dimensional object, glue can be sprayed on it with a spray gun and the fiber can be stood up by means of static electricity.
Difficulty lies in the strength of materials available for flocking are paper, plastic products, leather, wood products, ceramics, metal products, etc. The fiber colors used for flocking are various colors other than gold and silver.
In addition to the above-mentioned fabric dolls, electrostatic flocking is currently accompanied by linings of jewel boxes, coasters, albums for the blind, interiors of automobiles, and the like. Although it looks like it is affixed with fabrics, In fact, there are many occasions where printing is used.
Because electrostatic flocking basically relies on glue to adhere the staple fiber, if the viscosity of the glue is not enough, the strength of the flocking will not be firm enough and it will fall off due to friction. In view of this, the pattern with fine lines should not be suitable. Use electrostatic flocking printing method.
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