Standard Features
High Quality Lamination Machines
Krishna Engineering Works, an experienced manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of Lamination Machines for more than 25 years, has earned a reputation for manufacturing high-quality Lamination Machines. The Film Laminating Machines work with polyester (PET) film as the base and impart Eva adhesive evenly to provide bonding across paper, foil, BOPP, HDPE fabrics, etc.
Standard features of Lamination Machine
• Lamination width range from 300 mm to 1500 mm
• Available tunnel length from 15 feet to 45 feet
• Thermally efficient design that consumes less power
• Special tunnel shape for precise guiding of the substrate
• Compatible to coat and slitting
Contact Krishna Engineering Works
📞 Phone: +91-8460728298
📧 Email: info@kewindia.com
Technical Specification
Technical Features of Lamination Machine
• Web Width: 400–2400 millimeters
• Unwind/Rewind Diameter: 600–1000 millimeters
• Hot Air Temperature: 50–155 degrees Celsius (optional up to 250 °C)
• Machine Speed: 60–200 m/min
• Heat Source: Hot Air Generator (Optional)
• Exhaust Power: 5 horsepower
• Synchronized Drives: 5 – 10 horsepower for Coater, Nip, Rewind & Positive Drive (Optional)
• Substrates: Polyester / Poly / Paper / BOPP / Aluminium Foil / HDPE Fabrics
Price Point & Models
• ₹90,000 – ₹3,00,000
• ₹3,00,000 – ₹6,00,000
• Above ₹6,00,000
FAQ's
FAQ’s – Lamination Machine
Q1. What is a lamination machine used for?
A lamination machine bonds a layer of plastic film to materials to help protect and enhance durability, resist and repel moisture, and resist scratching.
Q2. What is a 5mil lamination?
5mil lamination refers to a thickness of laminate that measures 5 thousandths of an inch. It provides added rigidity as well as additional protection for documents and substrates.
Q3. How much does lamination cost in India?
The price will depend on the size, thickness and volume. For example, the industrial lamination machines offered by KEW can start around ₹90,000 and go as high as ₹6,00,000+ based on specifications and configuration.
Q4. What are 3 types of lamination?
Common examples of lamination types are thermal, cold, and pressure-sensitive.
Q5. What are the benefits of lamination?
Benefits of lamination include improved product life-cycle, improved aesthetic appeal, easily cleaned and also moisture and damage resistant.
