Industrial processes

We apply the adhesive, position the mesh, and bond it to the surface.

But as often happens in industrial processes, there are several variables behind this apparently simple operation, and they all need to work together.

There's the choice of the mesh, there's the adhesive system and the chemistry behind its behavior, and then there are viscosity, temperature, dosing, mixing, open time, and cross-linking.

And of course, there's the production line itself with its own characteristics and timing.

What do I mean? I mean that to perform effectively, it must be properly bonded to the back of the slab with an adhesive system, adhesive system, sorry, creating an integrated structure with a ceramic surface.

And since the type and characteristics of the mesh can vary according to specific application requirements, compatibility with the adhesive system is also an important part of the process.

The aim is to ensure effective bonding and reliable performance under the specific condition of industrial processing, of course.

But when we talk about back meshing, we also talk also about a technology because back meshing is carried out on the fire product used a dedicated line that integrates the various operations required to apply the reinforcement in sequence.