Composite materials

Composite materials combine multiple layers with specific properties into a functional unit – for example, damping, protection, or load-bearing capability. Krückemeyer produces tailor-made multilayer structures for your application.

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Material combinations<\/td>	Multiple layers of the same or different materials<\/td><\/tr>
Adhesive combinations<\/td>	Self-adhesive configurations, single- & double-sided<\/td><\/tr>
Composite materials<\/td>	All cut- & wrap-able materials<\/td><\/tr>
Nano laminations

Technique	Cold coating using custom adhesive films
Advantage	Adjustment of adhesive properties

Technique	Surface treatment to enable self-adhesive outfitting
Materials	low-energy plastic films \| silicones
Intended use	Pre-treatment to enable self-adhesive properties on difficult-to-bond materials

Technique<\/strong><\/td>	Coating non-adhesive areas with an adhesive layer<\/td><\/tr>
Configurations<\/strong><\/td>	Strips in custom dimensions<\/td><\/tr>

Technical Films	Film \| Fabric \| Foam \| Paper
Tape	Single- & double-sided adhesive
Foam	PU \| PE \| EPDM
Various	All cuttable & wrapable materials
Adhesive films	Transfer Tapes

Composite materials<\/td>	Custom material combinations & layers<\/td><\/tr>
Substrates<\/td>	Jumbo- & stock goods<\/td><\/tr>
Roll goods<\/td>	Custom dimensions<\/td><\/tr>
Custom adhesive coatings

Verbundmaterialien im Überblick

Laminate composites (also laminates/material combinations) means bonding two or more materials that can be cut and rolled – e.g., adhesive tapes, technical films, protective films or foams – using adhesive technology to form a durable multi-layer composite. This allows materials to be precisely refined and additional properties integrated that a single material does not cover (e.g., protective, barrier, damping, or improved handling properties) – up to a reinforced functional structure through multi-layer combinations.

Depending on the starting form, the implementation takes place via laminating lines for roll goods or lamination tables for sheet goods: The layers are brought together under a defined contact pressure bubble-free and subsequently processed further in a process-appropriate manner, for example by cutting, rewinding or punching.