The adhesive point of the anti slip fabric is a crucial part in preventing the fabric from slipping and providing additional friction. Generally speaking, the adhesive points of anti slip fabric are glued or glued to the bottom of the anti slip fabric.

Regarding the issue of whether formaldehyde is present in adhesive points, we need to understand two aspects: the material of the adhesive point itself and the glue or adhesive used in the production process.

Firstly, the material of the adhesive point is usually latex or synthetic rubber. These materials themselves do not contain formaldehyde, so the adhesive points themselves do not contain formaldehyde.

Secondly, the glue or adhesive used in the production process may contain formaldehyde. Due to the use of different adhesives or adhesives by different manufacturers, their composition may vary. Some low-quality adhesives or adhesives may contain formaldehyde as an additive.

However, good manufacturers typically use environmentally friendly adhesives or adhesives that minimize or eliminate formaldehyde during the production process. This type of adhesive or adhesive meets relevant standards and undergoes strict quality testing after the product is completed.

To ensure that the adhesive points of the anti slip fabric do not contain formaldehyde, it is recommended that you choose a reputable brand or manufacturer when purchasing, and pay attention to whether the product label clearly indicates that it does not contain formaldehyde. In addition, if you are very concerned about this issue, you can consult the seller or manufacturer about the specific composition information of the glue or adhesive used in the product.

Regardless of the type of anti slip fabric used, as consumers, we should choose products that meet standards and are harmless to the human body. If you have any doubts about the product, it is recommended to consult a professional or qualified testing agency before purchasing to obtain more information about the product.