Protective Film Lamination Machine

The hight precision in a compact machine.

Protective film lamination machine.

The new tx series of laminators incorporated the latest technologies developed by somerra to allow perfect application. Walco understands the importance of the surface protection operations and has been the industry standard for sheet metal lamination machines wood laminating system and protective tape film lamination machines for many years. In addition to peel coat filming and protective filming our laminating machines can be used to apply mirror backing films and double sided adhesives to glass. Stepless speed regulation and easy operation.

Another innovation of our machines for glass has also been developed to allow film. Apply protective film quickly and easily without air bubbles or wrinkles with a professional grade laminating machine. Once your machine is warmed up place your document in a laminating pouch and place into the machine. Our machines know depositing a film in several passes overlapping by automatically adjusting the number of passes to the size of the glass.

Universal laminators industrial laminators are used as film laminators and peel coat machines which all basically do the same job of protective filming sheets of stainless steel glass aluminium hpl and many other board materials. Economical type low temperature cold laminating machine. Hot rollers will carry the document through the machine for the heating process. Ideal for metal laminates glass.

Laminating machines use thermal technology to encapsulate documents within clear pouches creating a permanent bond that will protect the document indefinitely. Full auto cold laminator machine automatic take up roll for both printed images and back paper by one person with functions of single sided cold laminating and mounting low temperature cold laminating mounting. Automatic machine with panel edge cutting. Laminator for glass somerra designed a range of machines for laying protective films on the double glazing.

Plastic and wood surfaces often require film coatings to protect the surface as well.