Introduction

Eco-Friendly PES Hot Melt Web Thermal Bonding Solution for Automotive Interiors

PES Hot Melt Web is a thermal bonding adhesive material made from copolyester (PES). It is supplied in a web-like or nonwoven film structure. At room temperature, the material is non-tacky. When heated to its activation temperature, it melts and flows into the surface structure of substrates. After cooling, it solidifies and creates a strong and durable bond between materials.

This solution is widely used in automotive interior manufacturing, especially for thermal lamination and bonding processes.

Technical Data

Key Advantages of PES Hot Melt Web

• High Production Efficiency
•  Environmentally Friendly
•  Excellent Performance
•  Lightweight & Flexible Design

Typical Automotive Interior Applications

PES hot melt web thermal bonding solutions are commonly used for:

• Headliner lamination (fabric to foam / substrate)

• Door panel soft trim bonding

• Instrument panel fabric lamination

• Seat upholstery bonding (fabric to foam)

• Interior decorative parts and trims

This solution effectively replaces liquid adhesives, sewing, or manual bonding, improving automation, consistency, and production efficiency.

FQA

Q: What is PES web film adhesive?
A: PES (polyester) web film adhesive is a high-performance thermoplastic material with excellent heat and chemical resistance and mechanical strength.

Q: Is PES web film adhesive environmentally friendly? Does it contain VOCs?
A: This product is solvent-free, VOC-free, and compliant with ROHS and REACH standards, ensuring environmental safety.

Q: What is the activation temperature of PES hot melt web?

A: The standard activation temperature range is 110–145°C, depending on the grade.