Lamination of paper and cardboard

To protect printed products from pollution (stains, grease) lamination technique is used - covering a printed product with transparent thin film.

There are the following types of lamination:

  • glossy lamination is frequently used to add brightness and contrast while manufacturing visiting cards and advertising brochures;
  • matte lamination allows to avoid glares and adds a low-key and velvety look to the product;
  • Soft Touch - so velvet tactile coating.

Frequently asked Questions

What is the purpose of laminating paper and cardboard?

Lamination of paper and cardboard is necessary to protect printed products from dirt and wear.

Types of lamination

  • glossy lamination is frequently used to add brightness and contrast while manufacturing visiting cards and advertising brochures;
  • matte lamination allows to avoid glares and adds a low-key and velvety look to the product;
  • Soft Touch - so velvet tactile coating.