A flatbed applicator is a specialized machine used for applying laminate films or other materials onto flat surfaces like signs, boards, and prints. It ensures precision and uniformity, significantly improving efficiency in lamination processes.
This versatile flatbed applicator, equipped with advanced features like an optional side tray and heating system, offers superior control and ease of use, making it a preferred choice for professionals in the graphics, signage, and print industries.
Wide format flatbed laminator is widely used in many fields such as advertising printing, sign making and wedding planning due to its high performance and flexibility. Among them, the tilted table design adds more enthusiasts to this machine.
MEFU flatbed applicator B4 series is the fully equipped multipurpose machine that gives you access to the superior production method provided. It’s unique tilted table can reduce the delivery cost and more easier to entry the facility. Fast assembling and easy operating. A media roll holder at the end of table provide easy material feeding possibility.
Wide-format lamination is a machine for laminating flexible materials such as large paper and posters and rigid materials such as plates. It is widely used in advertising, exhibitions, art protection, and other industries.
The Rolls Roller 1600mm Width Flatbed Lamination Table is mainly used in scenarios such as car stickers, building materials, furniture panels, etc. It has a high degree of automation and can reduce errors caused by manual operations, improve production efficiency and product quality.
MEFU flatbed applicator MF-B4 is a fully equipped multipurpose machine that gives you access to the superior production method provided. Unique tilted table for easier entrance to the facility, easy to assemble and operate. Optional Side-tray for easier application onto banners.
The flatbed applicator combines advanced features and operational flexibility for a wide range of rigid and flexible media to meet the demands of efficient production.
