Why laminate?

In essence, laminating enhances, protects and preserves print. This can be anything from a certificate, or business card through to a vehicle wrap. Lamination improves the appearance of print, with deeper and brighter colours and improved contrast.

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Laminated materials provide a high-quality finish, and so lamination is an essential part of the professional print process for creating great-looking brochures, leaflets, business cards and so on. Enhanced prints attract and retain the attention of the viewer more than plain print.

There are a number of different laminator film finishes and lamination pouch types available. Matt and gloss are the most commonly used but finishes such as soft touch, sandtex, anti-graffiti for outdoor use and eco-friendly biodegradable are also popular.

Which Laminator Should I Choose?

This guide provides useful information and key considerations to help you make an informed decision and find the best laminator for you.

Laminators come in a wide range of designs and sizes with various features and capabilities. Therefore, it&#;s important to find the right type of laminator for your needs. If looked after properly, a laminating machine is also a great investment as they can last up to 30 years!

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What Is Lamination?

Lamination is a simple process using a machine that allows you to protect, preserve and enhance documents with a long lasting, durable plastic coating. 

Lamination is an effective technique used to make documents look professional, and to safeguard them against creases, tears, spills, fingerprints and everyday use.

There are three key types of laminating machines; pouch laminators, a fully automatic laminator and roll laminators. 

Roll laminators are more suited to commercial environments as they are intended for high-volume laminating; often for larger items such as banners and posters.

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