Low Temperature Cold Roll Laminating Machine With Top Heating

Low Temperature Cold Roll Laminating Machine With Top Heating

Low temperature lamination technology is a lamination process completed at a temperature not exceeding 60°. Compared with unheated cold lamination, it not only protects sensitive materials from being damaged by overheating but also significantly improves the reliability of the lamination.

The lamination temperature plays an important role in the lamination process. Higher temperatures will cause the laminated screen to be damaged and wrinkles or bubbles will appear.

Lower temperatures will cause the viscosity between the film and the screen to be low, resulting in poor adhesion. good. Controlling the lamination temperature can greatly improve the quality of the lamination.

The low temperature cold laminating machine is a friendly equipment for laminating sensitive materials. The MEFU Classic Top Heated Laminator MF1700-A1 PRO is a great low temperature laminating assistant capable of heavy-duty roll-to-roll operation and has multiple functions. The laminating pressure and roller height are accurately adjusted through the pneumatic control system to ensure efficient work efficiency. This advanced device meets most application needs.

Features

1. Top heating function:

- Make the finished product have higher color reproduction and light transmittance

- Improve the adhesion effect and flatness of cold rolled coating

- Expanded the scope of application of cold rolling coating

2. Low temperature laminating process:

- Avoids damage to materials caused by high temperatures

- Preserves the original characteristics and texture of the material

Low temperature lamination technology can process various materials with thicknesses from 0.1mm to 28mm and widths up to 1630mm. The top heating function provides wider applicability for cold lamination.

What materials are suitable for low temperature cold rolling laminators?

1. Plastic film: such as PVC, PE, PP, PET, and other plastic films. The low temperature process prevents the film from deforming or shrinking at high temperatures.

2. Paper: such as various papers, cardboard, cartons, etc. Low temperatures protect the texture and surface properties of the paper.

3. Metal foil: such as aluminum foil, copper foil, etc. Top heating can improve the bonding effect of the metal foil to the substrate.

4. Composite materials: such as composite materials of plastic film, paper, metal foil, etc. The low-temperature process ensures that the layers of material are not damaged.

5. Insulating materials: such as insulating paper, insulating film, etc. Low temperatures prevent degradation of insulation materials.

6. Decorative materials: such as PVC decorative film, wood grain paper and other decorative materials. The low temperature process protects the pattern and texture of the material's surface.