Automatic film laminating machine

Yes, our Printing Film Lamination are engineered to work with various types of laminating films, including glossy, matte, holographic, and specialty films like soft touch and anti-scratch. We ensure compatibility with a wide range of materials.

Regular maintenance, using high-quality films, and following the operational guidelines in our user manual will help keep your machine running smoothly. Additionally, our customer support team is available to provide tips and troubleshooting.

By process classification: hot laminating machine suitable for BOPP/PET film, high temperature resistant products (such as food packaging); cold laminating machine: safer for temperature sensitive materials (such as self-adhesive labels) By automation level: semi-automatic models are preferred by small and medium-sized enterprises; fully automatic connection system is required for large-scale production

We provide comprehensive after-sales support including installation assistance, training for your staff, troubleshooting help, and access to spare parts. We also offer maintenance contracts to ensure your machine's longevity and performance.

Yes, we offer customization options to meet specific production requirements. This can include adjusting the speed, adding specialized rollers, or integrating with existing production lines. Our sales team will work with you to determine the best configuration for your needs.

PLC Control Laminating Machine can handle a wide range of paper types, from delicate tissue to thick corrugated board. In addition, it is compatible with different film materials such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP) and polyester (PET). This versatility makes it suitable for a variety of applications, including food packaging (PE film may be used for its moisture barrier properties), book cover lamination (using glossy PET film) and electronic product packaging (with anti-static film on the board).

Bubbles and wrinkles during lamination are usually caused by improper operation or material problems. Bubbles are usually caused by improper temperature or speed settings of the laminator, or impurities such as dust and oil on the surface of the base paper, which prevents the film from being evenly attached. To avoid bubbles, the temperature and speed of the laminator can be adjusted to ensure that it is operated within the appropriate range, and the surface of the base paper can be cleaned to ensure that there is no dust or impurities. As for wrinkles, common causes are that the temperature is too high or too low during lamination, resulting in uneven stretching of the film material; the surface of the base paper is uneven or curved; and the lamination speed is too fast, resulting in excessive film tension. To solve this problem, the temperature and speed of the machine can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the film material, ensuring that the base paper is flat, and avoiding too fast operation. In addition, the use of high-quality film materials is also an important measure to avoid bubbles and wrinkles. Low-quality film materials may cause these problems. In short, by reasonably adjusting the operating parameters, keeping the equipment clean, and using high-quality film materials, the occurrence of bubbles and wrinkles during lamination can be effectively reduced, ensuring the perfect lamination effect.