Lamination is the process of covering printed materials with a protective film layer. Lamination technology is divided into three main types:

1. Pouch Lamination – Using ultra-thick film pouches with a maximum size of A4
2. Cold Lamination – Where adhesive and lamination film are separate, and the machine applies them together
3. Hot Lamination – The most common method, where adhesive is already on the film's reverse side, and the machine applies it to the printed material using a combination of high temperature and pressure

Clients primarily order the most common type—hot lamination—from us. Undoubtedly, we're one of the few providers offering an almost complete range of laminate options. Glossy Laminate, Scratch-resistant Matte Laminate, Textured Laminate, Soft Touch Laminate.

In terms of pricing, laminates are divided into standard laminates and surface-activated laminates. Surface-activated laminates are often several times more expensive than standard ones.

Why? Because this type of laminate can be post-processed (adhesive-bonded for covers, creased, UV spot varnished, overprinted, etc.).

We exclusively use the latter—surface-activated laminates.

Note: We only use laminates manufactured or certified in the European Union, ensuring the best possible quality and, naturally, the best price-to-quality ratio.