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Direct answer: It is recommended to control the milling depth of conventional wireless adhesive packaging at 1.0-1.5mm, with thin materials up to 0.8mm and thick materials or copperplate paper up to 2.0mm. If the milling is too shallow, the adhesive will only stick to the surface of the crease and will fall off when flipping the page; The milling is too deep, and the effective fibers of the paper are cut off,Hot melt adhesive granulesNo matter how good it is, it cannot be eaten. The matching of depth and adhesive is the first hurdle for adhesive fastness.

The adhesive strength of hot melt adhesive particles comes from two parts: one is the cohesion of the adhesive layer itself, and the other is the mechanical bite formed by the penetration of the adhesive into the paper fibers. The function of milling back is to cut open the folds and expose the fiber end face, allowing the molten glue to “eat” in. The milling back is not in place, and the adhesive can only rely on the area attached to the smooth crease to bear the force. When torn open, a clean interface damage appears – there is still a complete adhesive film on the spine of the book, but the paper has fallen off.
| Types of live parts | Commonly used paper | Suggest milling back depth | Characteristics of supporting rubber particles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Papers and bidding documents | 70-80g double adhesive paper | 0.8~1.2mm | Medium viscosity, slightly longer opening time |
| Teaching aids and journals | 60-70g lightweight paper | 1.0~1.3mm | Good permeability and sufficient initial adhesion |
| Corporate Brochure | 128-157g copperplate paper | 1.5~2.0mm | High initial adhesion and flexural resistance |
| Hardcover book core | Mixed paper | 1.2~1.8mm | High strength, flexible and not brittle |
Guangzhou Sunlife Trading will also understand the milling depth and paper weight when matching book binding customers. For example, for desktop machines with shallow milling backs, it is usually recommended to choose Sunlife hot melt adhesive models with better permeability and slightly lower viscosity; If the milling back is fully linked, a model with slightly higher viscosity and better bending resistance can be used to increase the strength. Only when the glue and process are aligned can the fastness be stable.
No. After exceeding 2mm, the effective connection area of the paper decreases, and the spine is more likely to fall off as a whole, which also increases paper powder and milling cutter wear.
Thin temporary items can be used, but for formal products, it is recommended to mill first and then roughen. Simply roughening cannot fully open the folds, and it is difficult for glue to enter the fibers.
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