A mounting method using adhesive materials that bond with pressure rather than heat or moisture. Can be permanent or repositionable depending on the product.
Pressure Sensitive Mounting is a technique for attaching artwork, photographs, or other materials to a substrate using adhesives that bond when pressure is applied, rather than requiring heat, moisture, or chemical activation. This method allows for secure adhesion while minimizing the need for complex equipment or processes.
Pressure sensitive mounting can be used in both permanent and repositionable applications. The adhesive is coated on a backing material such as film, tape, or sheet, and forms an immediate bond upon contact with the artwork and substrate. This method is popular in framing, signage, display, and conservation-grade applications when appropriate archival-quality products are used.
