How do we achieve accurate cutting and stable attachment of the gold foil scalloped edge during the tissue manufacturing process?

Depending on the size and design requirements of the tissue, you first need to design a cutting template for the scalloped edge. This template can be paper, plastic or metal, depending on the durability and precision requirements. The outline of the scallop needs to be accurately drawn on the template to ensure that the cut edge shape is consistent and beautiful. Use high-precision cutting or engraving equipment to make a precise scalloped edge outline on the template material according to the design drawing. This step requires smooth and accurate cutting lines for subsequent cutting operations.
Place the tissue flat on the workbench of the cutting equipment. To ensure the accuracy of the cutting, a positioning device is needed to fix the tissue on the workbench to prevent it from moving during the cutting process. Start the cutting equipment and adjust the position and cutting depth of the tool to ensure that the tool can cut along the scalloped outline on the template. During the cutting process, the cutting speed needs to be kept stable and uniform to avoid uneven cutting edges or inconsistent shapes caused by too fast or too slow speed.
High-precision cutting tools are the key to ensuring cutting quality. These knives usually have sharp edges and precise cutting angles to ensure that the cut edges are flat, smooth and accurately shaped. After cutting, the edges of the tissue paper need to be inspected. The inspection includes whether the edges are flat, smooth, and whether there are burrs, breaks or inconsistent shapes. If any problems are found, they need to be adjusted and corrected in time.
It is important to choose the gold foil material that is suitable for attaching to the edge of the tissue paper. The gold foil needs to have good ductility and adhesion to ensure that it can fit tightly on the edge of the tissue paper. At the same time, the thickness and color of the gold foil also need to be selected according to the design requirements. Apply an appropriate amount of glue or other adhesive to the edge of the tissue paper. The choice of glue needs to take into account factors such as its viscosity, drying speed and environmental protection. Too strong viscosity may make it difficult for the gold foil to fit flat, while too weak viscosity may cause the gold foil to fall off. Apply it evenly and in an appropriate amount to avoid glue overflow or affecting the adhesion of the gold foil.
Carefully attach the gold foil to the edge of the tissue paper with glue. This process can be done manually or using special laminating equipment. When operating manually, you need to ensure that the gold foil is flat and tightly attached to the edge of the paper towel to avoid bubbles or wrinkles. When using a laminating device, you need to adjust and operate it according to the operating instructions of the device. Use a roller or other compacting device to compact the laminated gold foil. Compacting can ensure that the bond between the gold foil and the edge of the paper towel is stronger, avoiding problems such as falling off or warping during use. At the same time, according to the drying speed of the glue, appropriate curing treatment is carried out. Curing treatment can make the glue completely dry and achieve the best bonding effect, ensuring the adhesion stability and durability of the gold foil.