Lamination Processing Work

Water Based Lamination

Water-based lamination is a process of applying a water-based adhesive to a substrate and then applying a film or paper to the adhesive. This creates a laminated product that is environmentally friendly and has a clear, glossy finish. It is commonly used in the packaging industry for items such as food packaging and labels.

Applications

Water-based lamination is a process that uses water as a carrier for the adhesive, rather than solvents. This method is often used in the production of flexible packaging, such as bags, pouches, and wraps. Due to the lower toxicity and greater environmental friendliness of water-based adhesives, water-based lamination is becoming increasingly popular in many industries. Additionally, water-based lamination provides a more cost-effective and efficient process compared to solvent-based lamination.

Application Use case for Water Based Application

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Application

Material Structure

Dry foods

OPP/CPP
OPP/VMCPP
PET/CPP
PET/LLDPE
PET/VMCPP
PET/VMPET/PE

Standing Pouch & Sachet

OPP/VMPET/LLDPE
PET/VMPET/LLDPE
NY/CPP
NY/LLDPE

Boilable pouch

NY/LLDPE

Water Based Glue for Lamination

Benefits of Water Based Lamination

Water based lamination uses water as a carrier instead of solvents, which reduces emissions and pollution. Since it uses water, it is not flammable, which makes it safer to handle than solvent-based lamination, and it does not produce the strong odors associated with solvent-based lamination, making it more pleasant to work with.

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