PVC lamination is an environmentally friendly decorative material that combines a base layer, printing layer and wear-resistant layer of PVC film. It is fire-retardant, weather-resistant and easy to clean, making it a high-performance choice for interior decoration.
The film laminated to wood composite is characterized by good flexural strength, abrasion resistance and tensile properties.
Laminated film can be used for a wide range of applications. Its ability to resist abrasion, wear and tear makes it a popular choice for many industrial applications. It is also ideal for a variety of consumer goods, such as plastic bags and cartons, where it can offer increased durability and aesthetic appeal.

Coextrusion: A process in which multiple layers of different films or materials are extruded together into one single product. Using a combination of high pressure and heat the layers are fused together to form a solid piece of film. This process is ideal for high volume production runs as it offers the benefits of a lower energy consumption and less waste than individual extrusion. It also offers the advantage of a greater range of gauge, width and materials that can be produced with a single equipment configuration.
Lamination: A process in which multiple layers of plastic film are sealed together using extreme heat and pressure. The process offers a high degree of customization, with the ability to include opaque layers and adhesives to achieve desired specifications. The resulting laminate is very durable and can be provided with various finishes. It is also highly compatible with thermal forming, and can be printed on both sides for a high level of visual impact.