Multi-Layer Lamination
Advanced multi-layer laminating facilities are used for both material preparation and final product manufacture, enabling the formulation of products that are outside of any standard product range, including coating customer supplied material with PSA.
Mult-layer
Lamination
Supports Engineering Creativity
By combining multi-layer lamination with innovative die-cutting processes enables unrestricted design capabilities by removing limitations and supporting engineering creativity.
- Ability to laminate up to 1600mm width and up to six different material layers in one pass
- Specialised in the lamination of a wide range of advanced materials, including films, foils, foam and nonwoven materials
- Zone lamination provides the facility to create specific areas of adhesive on materials, often used to improve the handling of components during application and placement.
Lamination
Parameters
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Wide Width Lamination
1600mm max. log size
500mm max. roll diameter
10m+ run quality
500mm max.rewind diameter
Up to 3 layers in one pass
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Narrow Width Laminating
500mm max. log width
500mm max. roll diameter
10m+ run quality
500mm max.rewind diameter
Up to 6 layers in one pass
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Zone Laminating
1600mm max. log width
100m+ run quality
500mm max.rewind diameter
Up to 3 layers in one pass
Min. zone width of 2mm
Max. zone width of 1600mm
Multi-layered
Components
Multi-layer Lamination and Die-Cutting
Our multi-layer lamination and die-cutting process provides Design Engineers with unrestricted design capabilities by removing limitations and supporting engineering creativity.
Multi-layer Lamination
Using multi-layer lamination and innovative conversion techniques, we create multi-layered parts with up to 5 layers to the exact drawings specified by Design Engineers.
Innovative Die-cutting Techniques
Precision die-cut parts are produced to specific requirements providing endless possibilities, including self-adhesive parts designed to maximise surface contact of thermal pads to components and heat sinks.
Optimised Solutions
The final part is formatted to optimise the application. Using this strategic approach ensure overall costs and wastage are reduced during the assembly process.
