Flocking Fabric

Flock works with an eclectic mix of artists, designers and recent graduates to create a bold and beautiful collection of textiles for interiors.

What is flocking fabric? The so-called flocking fabric is based on various kinds of fabrics. Nylon fluff or viscose fluff is planted on the front.

Flock fabric called velor is formed in the flocking process, when the substrate is covered with fine hairs, e.g. synthetic polyester fibers.

Application: Small & Large Leather Goods, Footwear, File Folders Etc. Composition: Flock, Adhesive & Polyester. European Norms: Azo Free. Packing: 25 mtrs ...

Flocking is the process of depositing many small fiber particles (called flock) onto a surface. It can also refer to the texture produced by the process.

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All About Flocked Fabrics. As mentioned, flock fabric is created through flocking or by applying fibers to a fabric's surface to replicate a design or pattern.

The unique characteristics of flocked materials are their softness and pleasant touch, which are achieved thanks to the long fibers. When the fibers are pressed ...

Flocking can be used to attach very short (1/10'' to 1/4'') fibers, called flock, to a substrate like fabric, foam, film or film. Flocking, which is an ...

Flock is a textile surface with the electrostatic bonding of polyamide fibers which are fine and very short, giving the fabric the appearance of suede.