For Sale - PR - 287 - Films for thermal lamination
Specification
Reference Number
PR - 287Product
Films for thermal laminationLocation
IndiaProduct Details
FILM TYPE : GLOSS
THICKNESS : 27 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Paper Boards, Brochures, Files, Atlases, Text Books, Novels, Folding Boxes etc.
FILM TYPE : MATT
THICKNESS : 30 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Books & Brochures with special elegant look, for e.g. Annual Reports, In Box Liners etc.
FILM TYPE : METALLISED
THICKNESS : 25 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Thermal lamination & replacement of three layer structure to two layer for Bhujia, Potato Chips, Pan Masala etc.
All the above films are usable for subsequent surface embossing & embossed printing & UV-varnish, hot stamping, easy gluing of folding boxes.
Width upto : 1050 mm
Length of reels : 20 Mtrs. - 3000 Mtrs.
Available in : Sq.Mtrs. & Kgs.
Thermal Lamination is lamination by application of heat and pressure. The adhesive is pre-coated on the base film (either BOPP/PET) by extrusion process. After this, the film is used for lamination directly.
In conventional lamination, the film, first, pick up glue / adhesive and, then, is laminated with the board. Through conventional lamination is currently an accepted process worldwide, the laminators are shifting to thermal lamination to be free from hassles. Thermal films are non polluting and easy to use.
Thermal films are used for lamination and encapsulation purposes. Encapsulation means lamination on both sides of the board / paper. Normally, PET is widely used for encapsulation purposes, as the base film used is much thicker.
Thermal films are manufactured by coating a layer of adhesive resin on to BOPP/Polyster, the base film. The coated film is dried before it is wound on to a core. The product is then ready for use.
During the lamination process, the adhesive resin on the base film is softened or liquefied by application of heat. Once liquefied, the adhesive is spread across the surface and with pressure, forced into the pores of the document/board. The adhesive then hardens as it cools creating a permanent bond between board and the film. Temperature applied ranges between 90ºC - 120ºC and pressure between 3-5 kg/cm2
Why Thermal lamination :
* Lamination Adds Value
* Enhanced Appearance
* Multiple Application
* Environment Friendly
* Add Duragbility and Longevity
THICKNESS : 27 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Paper Boards, Brochures, Files, Atlases, Text Books, Novels, Folding Boxes etc.
FILM TYPE : MATT
THICKNESS : 30 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Books & Brochures with special elegant look, for e.g. Annual Reports, In Box Liners etc.
FILM TYPE : METALLISED
THICKNESS : 25 - 100
APPLICATIONS : Thermal lamination & replacement of three layer structure to two layer for Bhujia, Potato Chips, Pan Masala etc.
All the above films are usable for subsequent surface embossing & embossed printing & UV-varnish, hot stamping, easy gluing of folding boxes.
Width upto : 1050 mm
Length of reels : 20 Mtrs. - 3000 Mtrs.
Available in : Sq.Mtrs. & Kgs.
Thermal Lamination is lamination by application of heat and pressure. The adhesive is pre-coated on the base film (either BOPP/PET) by extrusion process. After this, the film is used for lamination directly.
In conventional lamination, the film, first, pick up glue / adhesive and, then, is laminated with the board. Through conventional lamination is currently an accepted process worldwide, the laminators are shifting to thermal lamination to be free from hassles. Thermal films are non polluting and easy to use.
Thermal films are used for lamination and encapsulation purposes. Encapsulation means lamination on both sides of the board / paper. Normally, PET is widely used for encapsulation purposes, as the base film used is much thicker.
Thermal films are manufactured by coating a layer of adhesive resin on to BOPP/Polyster, the base film. The coated film is dried before it is wound on to a core. The product is then ready for use.
During the lamination process, the adhesive resin on the base film is softened or liquefied by application of heat. Once liquefied, the adhesive is spread across the surface and with pressure, forced into the pores of the document/board. The adhesive then hardens as it cools creating a permanent bond between board and the film. Temperature applied ranges between 90ºC - 120ºC and pressure between 3-5 kg/cm2
Why Thermal lamination :
* Lamination Adds Value
* Enhanced Appearance
* Multiple Application
* Environment Friendly
* Add Duragbility and Longevity
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