Cold Laminating and Metallising
A new brilliant dimension in print finishing
What exactly is Cold Laminating?
Cold Laminating is a technology by which the laminating machine spreads glue on the film, which sticks up to the printed sheet. Due to the special abilities of the Cold Laminating machine to work with wide range of films, it is the only one that can metallise paper and cardboard. The Metalising is a technology of the future with its wide variety of spectacular (attractive) films with wide implications in the cosmetics, packaging, advertising and tobacco industry.
The technology allows working with all kinds of films, including: polypropylene (OPP), polyester (PET), PVC, acetate.
Ofset Ltd. owns the only automated machine for Cold Laminating and Metallising of cardboard and paper on the Balkan Peninsula. The unique features of the machine are its productivity (over 13000 sheets per hour) and its economical consumption of glue, which leads to lesser sheet deformation and lesser production costs.
Types of Metallising:
Capacity
The company has at its disposal one high technology machine for Cold Laminating and Metallising, made in Switzerland, with maximum sheet size of 70/100cm and a throughput of 13 000 sheets per hour.
Technical parameters
- Maximum sheet size 70/100cm
- Minimum sheet size 31/45cm
- Paper weight 100gr/ m2 to 600gr/ m2
- Sheet alignment: 8mm
- Standard film rolls 490, 590 and 690mm
- Printable area from 485, 585, 685mm
- The process is precisely controlled by 8 independent photocells
- Double cleaning system with a vacuum cleaning twin rotary brush and heated calender for an evenly cleaned and smooth surface.
- Film types: OPP, PET, PVC, acetate, metallised and hologram films etc.
