We achieve bonds of greater quality by maintaining the inherent features of a material and combining it with a different material that can compensate for the first material’s weak points.
Taking into consideration things such as a product’s application and use environment, we make the bond difficult to come apart even under unfavorable conditions such as high temperatures and chemical washing, without hardening. We can also make the bond easy to come apart, such as when recycling or disposal are intended.

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Adhesive Selection
We choose adhesives that bring out the best performance.
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Coating Method
We select appropriate coating methods.
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Drying Method
We dry the area where adhesive is applied to create the bond.
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Bonding
We employ technology to bond various polymeric materials together in the ideal conditions.
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Compression Bonding
We use heat and presses to compression bonding of joined materials.
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Aging
We achieve the best, stable bond performance by hardening the compression-bonded materials without applying a load (a force that could detach the bond).
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Consecutive Bonding
We conduct adhesive application, drying, and compression bonding in succession.