The hot stamping process, which involves transferring the aluminum layer, relies on the application of pressure. The level of hot stamping pressure plays a significant role in determining the strength of adhesion of the electrochemical aluminum. Adjusting the hot stamping pressure should take into account several factors, including the type of substrate, hot stamping temperature, machine speed, and the characteristics of the electrochemical aluminum itself. In general, when dealing with robust paper, high smoothness, a thick printing ink layer, high hot stamping temperatures, and slower speeds, it’s advisable to use lower hot stamping pressure. Conversely, in other situations, higher pressure may be necessary. It’s essential to maintain uniform hot stamping pressure throughout the process. If you notice localized issues with incomplete or uneven hot stamping, it’s likely due to insufficient pressure in those areas. In such cases, adding a layer of thin paper to the plate in those specific spots can help achieve a more balanced pressure distribution.