Generally speaking, to strengthen the adhesion, the melting temperature of the covering material resin should be the same as that of the base material. If the melting temperature of the covering material is too low, it can’t melt the surface of the substrate. Then, it will lead to a weak bond betweem the two. However, if the melting temperature is too high, the base material will be softened and deformed. In severe cases, the covering material will penetrate the base material and result in processing failure of parts. Therefore, we should select the matching materials to ensure good adhesion.
Generally speaking, the matching material should have similar chemical properties or contain a matching composite material. When the substrate doesn’t match the covering material, it usually can only form a mechanical interlocking effect instead of a chemical bond.