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A flocking machine is a specialized industrial device used for the electrostatic flocking process. It utilizes a high-voltage electrostatic field to vertically and evenly attract short fibers and firmly adhere them to the surface of a substrate, achieving flocking on the surfaces of fabrics, leather, plastics, paper, sponges, handicrafts, packaging materials, and other products. It is widely used in industries such as textiles, home furnishings, packaging, toys, automotive interiors, and craft gifts.  The equipment generates high-voltage static electricity, causing the fibers to become charged. Under the action of the electric field force, they fly vertically toward the substrate coated with adhesive and are embedded into the adhesive layer; after drying and curing, the fibers adhere firmly, and the finished surface feels soft, with upright and evenly distributed fibers, giving a strong three-dimensional effect.

This small portable electrostatic flocking machine focuses on being lightweight, high-precision, and cost-effective. It is perfectly suited for sample prototyping, small batch customization, and fine flocking processing. It completely solves the pain points of traditional flocking equipment being bulky, difficult to operate, and expensive, making it a practical flocking device exclusively for individual businesses, small workshops, and studios.