What does hot melt adhesive web interlining do

Hot melt adhesive web interlining is a type of fusible interfacing used in the clothing and textile industry. It is a layer of non-woven fabric that is coated with a hot melt adhesive on one side. The hot melt adhesive is activated by heat, causing it to bond with the fabric and provide additional structure and support.

Hot melt adhesive web interlining is typically used in the production of clothing and textiles to provide support to areas of a garment, such as a collar and cuffs, or to stabilize and reinforce areas that are subject to stress, such as seams and buttonholes. The use of hot melt adhesive web interlining can help to improve the overall appearance and durability of a garment, and can also make the garment easier to handle during the production process when choosing hot melt adhesive web interlining, it is important to consider factors such as the type of garment being made, the weight and drape of the fabric, and the desired level of support and stiffness. Additionally, it is important to choose an interlining that is compatible with the garment fabric and to follow the manufacturer's instructions for application and care.