Labels with laminate laminated

Laminated labels. Lamination involves covering the printed label with a thin layer of film. It protects against mechanical damage, corrosive substances and dirt. The use of laminating film causes the label to thicken and stiffen. Matte and standard GLOSS shiny films can be laminated. Popular film thicknesses for lamination are BOPP 15, 20, 25 and 30 microns. Lamination is carried out over the entire surface, it cannot be selective.

We offer a UV-protected LAMINATE that protects the print from fading.

APPLICATION: Lamination is a more expensive alternative to varnishing with UV varnishes. A combination of matte laminate and glossy varnish is often used, where the glossy varnish is selectively applied (with a polymer) to elements that are to be more visible, printed on a matte laminate BACKGROUND (over the entire surface from the roller). This creates a convex effect. Laminates better protect surfaces from damage than varnishes alone. Lamination is most commonly used to thicken laminates used for PACKAGING.