Dry Lamination M/c Uranus 300

1. Shaft-less Unwind & Rewind : Dry Lamination 2. Combination Process : The two substrates, one with dry adhesive and the other with liquid adhesive, are brought together and passed through pressure and heat rollers. This activates the adhesives, causing them to bond with the substrates. 3. Enhanced Bonding Strength : By combining both dry and wet adhesive application methods, dry cum wet lamination ensures superior bonding strength between the substrates, even for challenging materials. 4. Customisation Options : Dry cum wet lamination can be tailored to meet specific application requirements, including adhesive type, thickness, and lamination speed. 5. Wet Lamination : Involves applying a liquid adhesive onto the other substrate surface using methods such as rollers or sprayers. The liquid adhesive is typically a solvent-based or water-based adhesive. 6. Versatility : Dry cum wet lamination is suitable for laminating a wide range of substrates including paper, film, foil, and non-woven materials. 7. Improved Product Performance : The lamination process enhances the properties of the laminated materials, such as barrier properties, strength, durability, and appearance. 8. Wide Range of Applications : Dry cum wet lamination is widely used in industries such as packaging, printing, labeling, flexible packaging, and specialty applications where high-performance laminated materials are required.

- Flexible Films: Polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyester (PET), nylon, and other plastic films used in flexible packaging. - Paper: Various grades of paper including coated, uncoated, kraft, and specialty papers used in packaging, labels, and printing applications. - Foils: Thin metal foils such as aluminum and copper commonly used in packaging, labels, and decorative applications. - Laminates: Multi-layered materials combining different substrates, such as paper-aluminum laminates or plastic-foil laminates used in flexible packaging. - Carton Board: Solid cardboard and paperboard used in folding cartons, packaging, and printing applications. - Textiles: Fabric materials used for packaging, labels, and decorative purposes. - Labels: Self-adhesive labels made from paper or synthetic materials used in product labeling and packaging. - Non-Woven Fabrics: Textile-like materials made from fibers bonded together, commonly used in hygiene products, medical packaging, and industrial applications. - Flexible Packaging: Various types of pouches, bags, and wrappers made from flexible films and laminates for food, beverage, and consumer goods packaging. - Decorative Materials: Specialty materials like wallpaper, gift wrap, and decorative foils used for aesthetic purposes.