Collection: Two-Sided Laminating Systems

What is a Roll Laminator?

Looking to bring lamination into your own print production facility? Rest assured!  Leading Edge offers a full range of laminators for all levels. Commonly used for commercial production in print facilities, our roll laminators can accommodate a wide range of materials, from thin paper to thick board for mounting signs. While increasing the speed and efficiency of the lamination process, the varied sizes and designs of our industrial laminators allow you to choose... Read More

What is a Roll Laminator?

Looking to bring lamination into your own print production facility? Rest assured!  Leading Edge offers a full range of laminators for all levels. Commonly used for commercial production in print facilities, our roll laminators can accommodate a wide range of materials, from thin paper to thick board for mounting signs. While increasing the speed and efficiency of the lamination process, the varied sizes and designs of our industrial laminators allow you to choose the best fit for the desired purposes. Here is the list of some of the roll laminator choices we offer:

27” heated roller laminator with speed up to 11 feet/minute

44” heated roller laminator with dual-core adaptor for film roll and stronger unwinder shaft

Integrated semi-automatic feeder and metallic foil fusing capabilities

Have micro-adjustable side trimmers for precise flush cutting or exact border encapsulation

Automatically feed, laminate, and trim offset and digital prints virtually unattended,

In addition, we offer standalone essentials including:-

The fiber optic sensor activates the rotary blade which cuts up to 30" wide

Consistently and accurately feed sheets by using a registration table

How Do They Work?

Utilizing our full range of a roll laminating film, our industrial laminators to apply a protective layer to the prints in the following manner:

1. Load the laminating film onto the roll laminator.
2. Turn on the laminator and allow it to heat up (for hot laminators).
3. Web the laminating film through the heated laminating rollers.
4. Insert the document or material to be laminated between the rollers.
5. The laminating film is applied to the print using pressure rollers.
6. For thermal laminates, the heat from the rollers activates the adhesive on the laminating film, bonding it to the document.
7. For cold (PSA) laminates, the pressure-sensitive adhesive on the laminating film bonds to the document without the need for heat.
8. The laminated document exits the laminator and can be trimmed by hand or cut with 30" Duratrim.

Types of Industrial laminator machines

Industrial laminator machines are used for laminating larger quantity print projects and are available in many different configurations.  Contact one of our experts today to discuss your application and get a free recommendation and quote.

Features of Industrial laminator machine

Here are some unparalleled features of our industrial laminator machines:-

Adjustable Temperature Control

Our Excelam Plus 27" Hot Roll Laminator has adjustable temperature controls that allow users to fine-tune the heat according to different types of laminating films.  

Multiple Rollers

Industrial laminator machines with multiple rollers ensure even pressure distribution across the laminating film and material. This feature ensures a smooth, even finish and reduces the risk of wrinkles, bubbles, or other imperfections.

Reverse Function

The reverse function is a valuable feature that allows users to correct mistakes or clear jams quickly and easily. This feature is particularly useful for high-volume laminating applications, where speed and efficiency are critical.

Variable Speed Settings