Lamination film can be:
Three types of polymers are the basis of modern production of films for lamination:
Any polyester-based film is a multilayer and comprising usually three layers:
Laminating technology seems very simple at first glance. Its basis is the principle of different temperatures. Diffusion of adhesive paper in texture occurs when the temperature exceeds the melting point of the adhesive layer, and is lower than the melting temperature of the base material. Pressure shafts and accompanies the process of thermal diffusion and this contributes to literally "growing" of the film in the paper, but in this case refers to a quality film.
Pressure must be limited to only a cold laminating process due to the fact that heating is limited to the temperature sensitivity of the material, which is laminated.
The basis for the construction of modern films for lamination mainly serves polietilentereftalat, popularly known as PET or polyester, and polypropylene (PP) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Latin abbreviations PVC, PP and PET are also in vogue. The properties of these polymers and their combinations with the materials of the adhesive layer of the film defines a property value and application of various types of films. Their know-how has each manufacturer of such products and technology, "highlights" of course, kept secret. Due to the fact that in the present conditions prevail the high price of entering the market and fierce competition, this is caused by a limited number of producers of the film. Famous brand films in the Russian market are the GBC, Attalus, Neschen, Opus, GMP, D & K, Pavo, Rexel, Seal and slightly Morane. Once we entered the market relatively recently the film Argo, SSI, Mag-Data and Royal Sovereign.