Although PVC board has a wide range of uses, its processing process is only a few, here is a brief introduction.
1. Carving
Engraving is a common and widely used processing method for PVC sheets. PVC engraving generally adopts mechanical engraving, and rarely uses laser engraving.
Take the production of PVC fonts as an example: after the PVC font is engraved, the fine particles on the surface of the font need to be blown off with a blower (or an air compressor), and then polished.
If the engraved PVC products need to be painted, you need to count the PVC words, place them neatly, and then paint to ensure that the paint color of the PVC finished products is uniform.
After completing the PVC word, it can be put into use. Also, you can use a special acrylic glue on its surface to fit a layer of two-color boards or acrylic to add texture to it. Of course, multi-layer PVC stacking can also be used to make PVC products with larger thicknesses and more complex processes.
2. Installation
After the PVC board is cut, the impurities on the surface are removed, and then a layer of self-adhesive painting is pasted on the surface of the PVC with a laminating machine to make a PVC drawing board. The artboards are of good quality. Compared to KT board, it is thicker and more durable.