Abstract: An adhesive compound for a hot-sealing insert is provided, as are an insert that contains this adhesive compound, and a method for fixing the insert. The adhesive compound has a thermoplastic hot-melt adhesive (A) that is not adhesive at room temperature and a pressure sensitive adhesive (B) that is adhesive at room temperature.

Abstract: A fusible interlining usable as a front fusible interlining in the textile industry includes a support layer including a weakly bonded and water jet-structured fiber web or nonwoven. The support layer is bonded in preselected areas by a binder and has an adhesive compound on at least one side. The support layer has a grid-like hole structure.

Abstract: The invention relates to an elastic (fixing) insert made of a carrier based on knit fabric, wherein the knit fabric is produced from at least two warp thread systems, with at least one of said warp thread systems being inserted in the knit fabric as a partial weft and comprising staple fiber yarns. One side of the knit fabric is provided with an adhesive layer. The resulting insert exhibits very high elasticity in the longitudinal, transversal and diagonal directions and is particularly cost-effective to produce. Furthermore, it is characterized by a very soft, textile feel and a good appearance.

Abstract: This invention relates to an elastic interlining, particularly an elastic setting interlining, which contains a napped base material and a layer mounted thereon and composed of an adhesive, whereby the base material contains multicomponent fibers constructed from at least two different polymers. Polyester-based bicomponent fibers are preferably used, whereby these yarns can also be mixed with polyester, polyamide, polyacrylonitrile, viscose, wool or cotton. Such an interlining can be used as an elastic setting interlining for reinforcing face fabrics, particularly for reinforcing the front portion of garments.