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Qomolangma Laminator's Advantages:
For "small shop", school, Colleges and universities personalized use
For use on:
Can laminate roll materials or board mounting, easy operate, low cost.
Disadv_infos:
Need 2-3 workers
You need to prepare roller for take - up both printed images and back paper.
Manual Series Cold laminator
Maximum Laminating Thickness: 10mm (0.4in)
Rollers Diameter : 65mm (2.6in)
Semi - auto cold laminator. Upgraded from FMJ-650-II, it has all functional characteristics of FMJ-650-II, and comes with support shaft for manually rewinding the backing paper in some projects.
Semi-auto 63in Wide Format Cold Laminator
Max. Laminating Thickness: 1" (25mm)
Rollers Diameter: 90mm (3.5")/130mm (5")
Max. Laminating Speed: 197" (5m) / min
Max. Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3"
Profile: Double side’s knob lift up.
With functions of single sided cold laminating and mounting by electric.
Full-auto Cold Laminator with Heat Assisted
Max lamination width: 1630mm (64”)
Max. Laminating Thickness: 23mm (0.9")
Rollers Diameter: 130mm (5")
Max. Laminating Speed: 6m (236") / min
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3"
Adopts low temperature assisted cold laminating, Special for coat in cold region.
One side hand crank lift up system, supports roll to roll operation, which saves labor.
For "small shop" professional use
For use on:
A perfect fit for entry level customer, who is looking for an affordable and professional cold laminator for their projects.
Full-auto Cold Laminator with Heat Assisted
Max. Laminating Thickness: 35mm (1.38")
Rollers Diameter: 102mm (4")
Max. Laminating Speed: 6m (236") / min
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3"
Adopts low temperature assisted cold laminating, Special for coat in cold region.
One side hand crank lift up system, supports roll to roll operation, which saves labor.
Luxury Full Auto Heat Assisted Cold Laminator
Maximum Laminating Width: 1600mm (63")
Max. Laminating Thickness: 35mm (1.38")
Rollers Diameter: 120mm (4.7")
Max. Laminating Speed: 6m (236") / min
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3"
Entry level full-auto roll to roll warm assist model with ABS tooling side cover construction, the accurate CNC metal cutting program secure align laminating and quality finishing; This laminator is Ideal for wide format laminating or mounting.
67in Wide Format Full-auto Roll-to-roll Electric Type Hot Laminator
Max. Working Width: 1700mm (67in)
Variable Working Speed: 0-20m / min (0 - 65.6ft)
Max. Nip Opening: 35mm (1.38in)
Working Temp: 40℃ (104℉) (Default max temp.)
Alarm Temp: 60℃ (140℉)
Roller Diameter: 120mm (4.72in)
Top / Bottom Roller Material: Silicone rubber
Lift Up System: Electric type
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3in
For use on:
High value-added products Capable of running a wider range of media and can generate higher process speeds.
With functions of single sided hot or cold laminating, low temperature cold laminating, mounting and encapsulating.
Disadv_infos:
High price,
but quick returns
Precision Engineered Electric Laminator
Max. Working Width: 1600mm (63in)
Variable Working Speed: 0-15m / min (49ft)
Maximum Laminating Thickness: 35mm (1.378in)
Roller Diameter: 120mm (4.72in)
Top Roller Material: Silicon rubber
Bottom Roller Material: Silicon rubber
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core: 3"
The accurate CNC metal cutting program secure align laminating and quality finishing; Ideal for wide format laminating or mounting application use.
Wide Mounting Laminator and Encapsulator, Multi-functional
Max. Working Width: 1600mm (63in)
Variable Working Speed: 0-9m/min
Max. Nip Opening: 35mm (1.378in)
Working Temp.: 0-120℃
Alarm Temp.: 150℃
Roller Diameter: 120mm (4.72in)
Top Roller Material: Silicone rubber
Bottom Roller Material: Silicone rubber
Maximum Internal Diameter of Film Core : 3"
With fully adjustable dual temperature, speed and pressure settings, this hot laminator is ideal for dual heat application use.
Flatbed Laminating Machine For Rigid & Flex Media
Max. Working Area: 1300mm x 2500mm (51in x 98in) / 1700mm x 3200mm (67in x 126in)
Max working thickness: 50mm / 2in
Max temp: 120°C (242°F)
Up and down: Pneumatic
Warm up time: 5 - 10min
Working type: Manual
Heated method: Infrared
Suitable for flex signs, self-adhesive applications and rigid panels etc.
By laminating, you are protecting and preserving your print. This could be anything from a certificate awarded to children at school, to a vehicle wrap advertising your company on a fleet of vans.
Lamination also improves appearance by enhancing almost any type of printed materials. It deepens & brightens colors and improves contrast. Laminated materials also provide a higher quality finish, an important factor to so many businesses throughout the world as a professional looking brochure; leaflet or business card can improve a company’s image and help to generate more sales.
Read our buying guide to help you choose the best quality laminator, lamination film and lamination pouches for your needs.
Your lamination process is a key element in determining the correct laminator that you need to purchase. According to the materials you want to laminate, the capital budget you plan to invest, choose the right laminating processing.
Type | Cold Laminator | Hot Laminator | Liquid Laminator |
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Working Principle | Cold laminators are also known as pressure sensitive laminating machines. Using the cold press method to laminate a protective film on graphic surface is called Cold Lamination. It has rollers, but the rollers stay cold and instead apply pressure to the laminating film to bond the film to the print. | Laminating graphics by relying on high temperature and high pressure of hot laminator, for which heating a special hot film (BOPP or PET Film) to reach a certain degree (around 100~150°C) on the machine to laminate, is called Hot Lamination. The temperature generated from the rollers heats the plastic laminate film or pouch and then bonds the print to the film or pouch. | The liquid laminator uses liquid water-soluble film, this liquid laminator has both drying system and cooling system, which make the coating film from `liquid` state to solid state. After laminating, the media can be crack resist, more flexible, UV protection, scratch resist etc. |
Applicable Laminating Medium | Used for media that is sensitive to heat. For example, some inkjet printers use inks that can melt when heated. Such as Photopaper, PP, part of self-adhesive PP, backlit film or transparent film. | This is the preferred method of lamination for materials that are not affected by heat. | It is applicable to outdoor advertisements (printed by eco or solvent ink). Mainly used for roll to roll media coating, such as vinyl, flex banner, canvas, and wall paper, etc. |
Advantages | Simple structure and easy operation, low requirement to materials, good effects of lamination as well as lower price. Heat Assisted cold laminator: Low temperature cold laminating, mainly used to solve the issue that cold laminated images are hazy. | Hot laminators provide better quality lamination which is more resistant to wear and tear. A. The cold laminating films market price is higher than the hot laminating films. Saving time and labor. B. Higher rate of finished products. C. When mount board, it can be used as cold laminator either. D. With heating assisted, it is more adv_infoous laminating in winter season. E. No statics from hot lamination. F. It is good in light permeability, water resistance, thermostability and rigidity that suitable for postproduction of the advertising graphics with light spotting on or other area of advertising site. |
A. Due to the liquid laminator using liquid glue on graphics to form a solid film which materially decreases the gap of molecules. Hence, it is strongly pasted that impossible to separate the film and graphic. B. The liquid lamination is suitable for wider graphic lamination, standard or non-standard sizes of graphic for which the common laminators can’t. C. The liquid laminator is environmentally friendly. D. Due to the price of liquid film is lower than the cold laminating film, that it makes the output rate very high. You can get back your investment in a short time. E. The problem of cold lamination is the edge of PVC film is easy to shorten while the liquid lamination film is anti-ultraviolet, wearable, anti-scratching. Mainly used in wrapping film of bus advertising. |
Disadv_info | It requires higher experience of operator in lamination technology and usage. The cost (the cost of cold lamination and changing machine) of postproduction is relatively high. | The investment is higher than that of cold laminator. | UV liquid laminators are more difficult to operate and time consuming to clean, aren’t as flexible for short print runs, are more expensive, cost more to run due to high power consumption and require ventilation. |
Working Principle | ||
Cold Laminator | Hot Laminator | Liquid Laminator |
---|---|---|
Cold laminators are also known as pressure sensitive laminating machines. Using the cold press method to laminate a protective film on graphic surface is called Cold Lamination. It has rollers, but the rollers stay cold and instead apply pressure to the laminating film to bond the film to the print. | Laminating graphics by relying on high temperature and high pressure of hot laminator, for which heating a special hot film (BOPP or PET Film) to reach a certain degree (around 100~150°C) on the machine to laminate, is called Hot Lamination. The temperature generated from the rollers heats the plastic laminate film or pouch and then bonds the print to the film or pouch. | The liquid laminator uses liquid water-soluble film, this liquid laminator has both drying system and cooling system, which make the coating film from `liquid` state to solid state. After laminating, the media can be crack resist, more flexible, UV protection, scratch resist etc. |
Applicable Laminating Medium | ||
Cold Laminator | Hot Laminator | Liquid Laminator |
Used for media that is sensitive to heat. For example, some inkjet printers use inks that can melt when heated. Such as Photopaper, PP, part of self-adhesive PP, backlit film or transparent film. | This is the preferred method of lamination for materials that are not affected by heat. | It is applicable to outdoor advertisements (printed by eco or solvent ink). Mainly used for roll to roll media coating, such as vinyl, flex banner, canvas, and wall paper, etc. |
Advantages | ||
Cold Laminator | Hot Laminator | Liquid Laminator |
Simple structure and easy operation, low requirement to materials, good effects of lamination as well as lower price. Heat Assisted cold laminator: Low temperature cold laminating, mainly used to solve the issue that cold laminated images are hazy. | Hot laminators provide better quality lamination which is more resistant to wear and tear. A. The cold laminating films market price is higher than the hot laminating films. Saving time and labor. B. Higher rate of finished products. C. When mount board, it can be used as cold laminator either. D. With heating assisted, it is more adv_infoous laminating in winter season. E. No statics from hot lamination. F. It is good in light permeability, water resistance, thermostability and rigidity that suitable for postproduction of the advertising graphics with light spotting on or other area of advertising site. |
A. Due to the liquid laminator using liquid glue on graphics to form a solid film which materially decreases the gap of molecules. Hence, it is strongly pasted that impossible to separate the film and graphic. B. The liquid lamination is suitable for wider graphic lamination, standard or non-standard sizes of graphic for which the common laminators can’t. C. The liquid laminator is environmentally friendly. D. Due to the price of liquid film is lower than the cold laminating film, that it makes the output rate very high. You can get back your investment in a short time. E. The problem of cold lamination is the edge of PVC film is easy to shorten while the liquid lamination film is anti-ultraviolet, wearable, anti-scratching. Mainly used in wrapping film of bus advertising. |
Disadv_info | ||
Cold Laminator | Hot Laminator | Liquid Laminator |
It requires higher experience of operator in lamination technology and usage. The cost (the cost of cold lamination and changing machine) of postproduction is relatively high. | The investment is higher than that of cold laminator. | UV liquid laminators are more difficult to operate and time consuming to clean, aren’t as flexible for short print runs, are more expensive, cost more to run due to high power consumption and require ventilation. |
Choose a suitable laminator: the first step is to choose a correct maximal width of lamination. Please remember that the maximal lamination width of the machine you choose shall be bigger than the size of the lamination material so that to ensure the entire material is well evenly laminated.
Thickness of laminating films: the laminating films come in a variety widths and thickness. The thicker the film, the stiffer and more durable the laminated item will be.
Sensitive to heat: Some laminating films are identified as "low melt" film. These films require less heat and are used when laminating materials that are sensitive to high temperatures, such as photographs, you’d better choose cold laminator.
Single or double sides laminating: Films also provide the option of laminating one side or both sides of an item. Single-sided lamination is used, for example, to laminate over a poster that is to be mounted on a backing board; you’d better choose double sides’ laminator.
Finishes: Laminating films are available in a variety of finishes such as gloss, matte and satin. The majority of laminating machines available on the market has a gloss finish on both sides. However, there are a number of other finishes available for special needs. For instance, laminating machines are available with a writeable matte finish on one or both sides, with a peel and stick backing, or with a colored backing. Depending on your project these unique finishes may be ideal for your project.
Not all laminating machines are the same quality or are composed of the same materials. Depending on the ratio of adhesive to plastic material the quality of laminating machines can vary greatly.
According to the automaticity requirements from customers, you can choose Automatic take - up roll for printed images and back paper, electrical operation, double side lamination, etc. And certainly the more functions it has, the higher price the machine costs.
For this reason, cheaper laminating machines are not always the best to buy. In fact often more expensive premium laminating machines are considerably better quality than generic machines.