Flocking is the process of applying millions of microscopic textile fibers (rayon, nylon, or cotton) onto an adhesive-coated surface using an electrostatic charge.
### How Electrostatic Flocking Works:
- High-voltage electrostatic charges cause the micro-fibers to stand vertically on end as they embed into the adhesive layer.
- When dry, the surface transforms into an ultra-dense, seamless velvet, suede, or plush felt texture.
### Applications in Packaging:
1. Flocked EVA Foam Inserts: Coats custom-cut foam cavities with rich black, burgundy, or royal blue velvet to cushion luxury watches, rings, and perfumes.
2. Flocked Exterior Box Wraps: Creates a touchable velvet box exterior for prestige gift boxes and limited-edition spirits.
3. Scratch Prevention: Protects polished precious metals and glass lenses from micro-abrasions during shipping.