Fusing Machine Belts

Fusing machines are used in the garment industry to attach a fusible material (like interlining) to fabric. The machine uses heat, pressure, and time to bond the two layers together. The fused material should be strong and able to withstand washing and fabric treatments without coming off.

Fusing machine belts are key components in the garment industry. They help in the process of attaching a fusible material (such as interlining) to fabric. Here’s how they work:

• Heat, Pressure, and Time: The fusing machine applies heat and pressure for a set amount of time to bond the fusible material to the fabric.
• Durability: The fused material must be strong enough to withstand regular washing and fabric treatments without the fusible layer separating from the fabric.

Key Features of Fusing Machine Belts:

• Temperature Resistance: Able to handle the high heat required for fusing.
• Durability: The belts are designed to withstand pressure and maintain their performance through repeated use in fast-paced environments.
• Non-Stick: The belts usually have a non-stick surface, preventing materials from sticking during the fusing process.

These belts play an essential role in ensuring the quality and consistency of the final product in the garment industry.