Embroidery Spray Adhesive

When you see a line of clothes that need to finish the embroidery work today, you may feel very upset, thinking: so much, can I end today? An affordable embroidery spray glue can significantly improve your work efficiency and quickly solve your concerns!
Sprayidea Embroidery Spray glue helps fix the applique on the fabric before sewing or embroidery so that it cannot transfer during operation. It is easy to operate, repeatable operation time is long, and it does not stick the needle.
Different clothing materials and product requirements can provide embroidery spray diversified adhesive choices, products that meet SGS and Reach, and other certification standards. These are necessary consumables in the process of an embroidery garment factory.

Low VOC Embroidery Backing Temporary Spray Adhesive for Fabric

Repositionable Temporary Tacky Spray Adhesive For Fabric Sprayidea DY-100

Sprayidea 81 Best Embroidery Spray Adhesive For Machine Embroidery

SUPER 88 Spray Adhesive for Fabric, Temporary Spray Glue for Embroidery

Super 99 Long open time fabric Embroidery Adhesive

What is embroidery spray adhesive?

Embroidery spray adhesive is a type of adhesive specifically designed for use in embroidery projects. It is a temporary adhesive. The main purpose of embroidery spray glue is to prevent the fabric from shifting, wrinkling, or stretching while embroidering. It helps hold the fabric or stabilizer firmly in place. And it allows for more precise stitching and ensures the machine can embroider the design accurately.

One of the key advantages of using spray adhesive in embroidery is that it is temporary and does not leave a permanent residue. Once you complete the embroidery, you can easily remove the spray adhesive by washing or brushing it off. Then just leaving behind clean fabric with no sticky residue.

application of Embroidery spray adhesive

How Sprayidea can create a "special product" for you

Are you a fabric manufacturer? Do you worry about how long your embroidery spray adhesive stays sticky? Are you often unsatisfied with the results of your embroidery spray adhesive products? Do you know that there are more suitable spray adhesives for different products? Let's see how Sprayidea is able to position itself in the market and create the right product for your needs.

Sprayidea improved its product formulations, prioritizing customer needs and industry trends. They persistently pursue high product quality. Sprayidea made products that bond temporarily in 30 or 60 minutes to meet market demands. Take Sprayidea No.81, for example. This product's temporary bonding time is over one hour, while sprayidea No.88 only bonds for half an hour. These differences will make work faster, and you can pick the right product for your needs.

Sprayidea is committed to being your best analyst in the spray adhesive industry. We recommend to you always the products that match your needs, not what we want to recommend to you.

As an embroidery spray adhesive manufacturer, what can we offer?

Lowest Global Price Guarantee:

We are dedicated to providing you with the most competitive prices in the market. We use lean production and global procurement to ensure every bottle of our spray adhesive is valuable.

Exceptional Quality, Delicate Craftsmanship:

We are renowned for our outstanding quality. We carefully check every bottle to guarantee quality. We use high-quality materials and advanced techniques. Our commitment is to provide you with unparalleled adhesion, ensuring your projects remain as solid as a rock.

Customized Solutions to Meet Every Need:

We understand that each customer is unique. Hence, we offer flexible customized solutions to meet your specific project requirements. We can customize the specifications and packaging to meet your needs. This will ensure you have the ideal bonding experience.

How long does spray adhesive last when used in embroidery?

Usually, the stickiness is the strongest within 30-60 minutes. As time goes by, the longer the stickiness is weaker.
The longevity of spray adhesive when used in embroidery can vary depending on factors such as the specific adhesive used, environmental conditions, and the nature of the project. Here are some general considerations:

Type of Adhesive:

Different spray adhesives have different formulations, and their longevity can vary. Some adhesives are designed for temporary bonding and are intended to hold fabric or stabilizer in place during the embroidery process. Others may provide a more permanent bond.

Project Size and Complexity:

The size and complexity of the embroidery project can impact how long the adhesive needs to hold. Larger or more intricate designs may require a longer bonding period.

Environmental Conditions:

Factors such as temperature and humidity can influence the effectiveness of the adhesive. Extreme conditions might affect the adhesive's ability to maintain a secure bond over time.

Fabric Type:

The type of fabric being used in the embroidery project can also play a role. Some fabrics may be more porous and absorbent, affecting how well the adhesive adheres.

How to choose the right spray adhesive for embroidery?

Choose the best glue with high solid content and light-colored fabrics with white-colored glue to achieve the best effect.
It would help if you also chose a spray adhesive with a long open time. This ensures time to reorganize the embroidery after a multi-head embroidery operation and a break in the work.
If the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius, choose an embroidery spray adhesive with a winter formulation.

What are some tips for using spray adhesive in embroidery?

Operate according to the following standard method:
Spray evenly at an angle of 45 degrees and at a distance of 30-40 cm from the cut pieces. Try to keep within 30 pieces at a time to achieve the best operating results.

What are the alternatives to spray adhesive for embroidery stabilizers?

It is almost irreplaceable. But there are traditional regional factories will use double-sided tape to fix the fabric.
There are several alternatives to spray adhesive for securing embroidery stabilizers. The choice of alternative depends on personal preference, the type of project, and the desired level of stability. Here are some common alternatives:

Temporary Adhesive Spray
Basting Stitch

Adhesive Backed Stabilizers
Water-Soluble Stabilizers

Tape or Fusible Web
Hoop Tension

Stabilizer Sheets
Fabric Glue or Glue Stick

Pins or Clips
Hoopless Embroidery Techniques

Are there any safety precautions I should take when using spray adhesive for embroidery?

Use in a ventilated environment. If you accidentally inhale it, please go to the nearest hospital for treatment.
If you have a history of allergies, please use it with caution. Be sure to wear protective equipment if you need to use it.