Sharing Safe Operating Procedures for Adhesive Machines

1. Users must understand the operating procedures and basic principles of the bonding machine before being trained and certified to operate it.

2. Before starting the gluing machine, check whether the electrical circuit is functioning properly and ensure the machine’s surface is clean. Also, make sure scissors, blades, hard objects, and other items are not placed at the conveyor end to prevent damage to the conveyor belt.

3. Press the power switch until the power indicator light turns on. At this point, the motor and electric heater will start simultaneously, reaching the set temperature after about 30 minutes.

4. Select an appropriate working environment temperature based on the red interlining material: - For 3068H interlining, use 165–190°C; - For 3068M (or S) interlining, use 165–180°C; - For 3044H (or S) interlining, use 165–180°C; - For 80g non-woven interlining, set the temperature at 130–140°C; - For 60g non-woven interlining, adjust the temperature to 120–160°C; - For 30g non-woven interlining, maintain the temperature between 110–160°C; - For 20g non-woven interlining, keep the temperature within 110–150°C; - For 60g twill interlining, use 115–125°C; - For 20g twill non-woven interlining, set the temperature at 125–135°C.

5. Please note that the actual operating temperature of the bonding machine should be determined based on the specific conditions of the adhesive and fabric. Only after passing tests at least twice can formal bonding proceed.

6. Pressure selection should be based on the material's actual characteristics, typically ranging from 1 to 2 kg/m² (or 0.09 to 0.2 MPa). For thicker fabrics or when high pressure isn't required, adjust the bonding pressure to a reasonable level through experimentation.

7. Choose a speed of 2–3 m/min, or select a bonding time of 8–12 seconds.

8. When bonding, ensure the lining fabric’s edges are slightly smaller than the garment piece, with the rubber side facing the wrong side of the fabric material.

9. When the bonding machine is operating under normal working conditions, it is strictly prohibited to reach into the machine's internal components to grab or remove fabric pieces.

10. The clothing scraper and conveyor belt should be cleaned periodically or whenever they become stained. Exercise extra caution when the machine is running. Report any issues promptly.

11. When the gluing machine experiences a power outage, promptly use the emergency handle to turn the machine, helping to reduce its temperature and preventing damage to the conveyor belt caused by overheating.

12. After finishing work, select the automatic shutdown function, adjust the temperature to zero, and ensure the pressure is also at zero. At the same time, clean off any residue from the yarn guide rod and apply silicone oil. Stay tuned to Yili for more updates.

Yili Garment Equipment is a comprehensive enterprise integrating R&D, manufacturing, and the distribution of apparel production machinery. Headquartered in Hong Kong, the company has over two decades of rich experience in the garment equipment industry, boasting strong capabilities with its own fully equipped factory. Our core product range includes: fabric rolling machines, roll-up machines, ironing machines, garment machinery, rotary heat press machines, bonding machines, shrinkage machines, laminating machines, pre-shrinking machines, fabric inspection machines, and more. Since day one, Yili has adhered to the corporate philosophy of "people-oriented," continuously innovating while upholding the management principles of "surviving through quality and thriving through trust." Combined with our exceptional after-sales service, Yili-branded garment equipment has earned widespread acclaim among industry peers. As our market share and brand recognition continue to grow, we’ve set an ambitious strategic goal: "Pursuing a brand-driven development path and building an internationally recognized, large-scale enterprise." To achieve this vision, we remain closely aligned with cutting-edge global industry trends and technologies, relentlessly developing and introducing innovative, user-focused apparel equipment solutions—such as fabric rolling machines, roll-up machines, ironing systems, garment machinery, rotary heat press machines, bonding machines, shrinkage machines, laminating machines, pre-shrinking machines, and fabric inspection systems. For further inquiries or detailed information, please don’t hesitate to contact us today!