CL-620

Gangshen cold lamination film is made of transparent PVC through adhesive processing, and can be divided into glossy film, matte film, and frosted film according to the texture of the film surface. Use manual or cold laminator to mount on the photo printing screen to prevent the screen (printing surface) from being scratched, polluted or wet, and to protect the screen.

Cold lamination film can increase the texture of the picture, and protect the picture, scratch-resistant and water-resistant. It can be widely used in wedding photos, oil painting production, calligraphy and painting, outdoor posters, advertisements, various pictures, etc.

Specification:

• Model number: CL620 • Material: PVC
• Surface: Matte • Hardness: Soft
• Transparency: Transparent • Feature: Water Soluble
• PVC Thickness: 80Mic, clear • Backing paper: White Paper
• Glue thickness: 25mic, Permanent • Processing Type: Multiple Extrusion
• Packing: Carton & Neutral Packing • Size: 0.914/1.07/1.27/1.37/1.52m*50m
• Application: Outdoor/indoor advertising

 


What are the differences between cold lamination and plastic encapsulation?

Is it better to use cold mounting or hot plastic for photos?
Cold mounting is a plastic film made of transparent PVC through adhesive processing. The plastic film is pressed on the surface of the photo by mechanical pressure, and no heat will be generated when the film is laminated. Thermoplastic is a plastic film that melts at high temperature, and is attached to the surface of the photo by mechanical pressure and temperature to melt the plastic film and adhesive tape.

Cold lamination can only be sealed on one side, but it is closer to the photo. There is a small disadvantage of cold lamination, the glue will ooze out from the side after a long time. Single-sided cold lamination is also prone to curling of photos due to thermal expansion and contraction of the film. As for the ordinary thermal lamination, the format is very small, and the large photos are not easy to use. In terms of lamination speed, cold lamination does not require temperature preheating, so lamination can be started without waiting for the preheating time.

 

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