Thermal lamination films have extrusion coated surface with low temperature melting resin, which enables the lamination of film to paper products by heat and pressure. Our films can be used on all types of thermal laminating machines available across the world. We provide thermal lamination films in both BOPP and PET base. On the other hand, wet lamination films are suitable for conventional wet lamination done with dispersion, solvent-based, UV or special hot-melt adhesives. All lamination films used for wet lamination are pre-treated on both sides for subsequent converting (hot stamping, embossing, UV spot varnishing, etc.). The films are slip modified for high speed lamination and have good anti-static properties. The films also have excellent adhesive anchorage which in turn supports excellent bonding with paper. These films are available in BOPP base.

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Description / Specification of Lamination Films Special Applications

We are involved in offering a wide range of Lamination Films Special Applications to our most valued clients. Our range of these are widely appreciated by our clients which are situated all round the nation. We offer our range of it at most affordable prices.

We introduce ourselves as an eminent trader and supplier of an extensive array of  Lamination Films Special Applications. Prior to dispatch, our quality controllers run numerous tests on the entire range on various parameters of quality and durability. The offered equipment is manufactured using superior quality components with the aid of sophisticated techniques at the vendors' end. Moreover, our precious clients can purchase it in different technical specifications at reasonable price from us within promised time frame.
Features:

Sturdy design
Highly durable
Application specific design 

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The premium range of lamination films comprises of the new improvised velvet, scuff free matte & digital lamination films. The portfolio has been designed keeping the needs of luxury packaging and high end graphic lamination industries in mind. 

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