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Lamination is a unique method of refining paper and cardboard. During lamination, two or more layers of paper or cardboard are bonded together, creating multicolored layers that allow for a harmonious interplay of color and texture.
In filigree lamination, two or more layers of intricately laser-cut paper are precisely adhered to each other. Exciting and tactile images emerge through the skillful combination of design and material. The process emphasizes the tactile quality of exquisite papers and opens up endless possibilities for imaginative color schemes.
Delicate Lamination makes design tangible.
We are pleased to support you in your project and find the optimal production method.
However, lamination is not only an optical and tactile highlight; it also has a significant impact on the material. Through lamination, it is possible to produce high grammages, and exciting effects can be achieved by laminating different papers, such as glossy and matte. When it comes to the number of laminated layers, there is hardly any limit upwards, depending on the material and size of the product.
Yet, lamination is more than just refinement. Often, it serves a purpose. For example, the unwanted impression of an embossment on the back can be concealed through an additional lamination. Learn more about embossing here.
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Lamination involves bonding multiple sheets of paper together. This process allows the creation of papers with high grammages by laminating identical sheets. Intriguing effects can be achieved by using different papers, such as varying colors or different surfaces.
Initially, a sheet of paper is evenly coated with a special adhesive and then precisely applied to a second sheet. Subsequently, the bonded sheets are pressed between rollers. The laminated papers must then dry slowly under pressure, a process that may take several days.
Optimal results are achieved when laminating identical or similarly weighted papers.
When laminating very different papers (in terms of grammage or quality), tension or warping may occur. We are happy to conduct preliminary tests with a selection of materials for you to determine the optimal combination.
Allocate sufficient time for the drying phase, as this can be a critical factor in achieving a perfect result.
There are many ways to enhance paper noticeably. For example, with embossing, die-cutting (kiss-cut), or laser engraving.
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