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LAMINATION
AND VARNISHING
One of the most popular methods of paper finishing in the printing industry is lamination and water-based (WB) varnish coating. Lamination enhances the durability of printed materials, protects them from external influences, and gives them an attractive appearance. Varnishing protects the printed ink on the surface and allows for quicker transition to post-press processes
Materials processed:
Coated and uncoated paper
Cardboard
Polymer materials
Film and self-adhesive materials
Matte varnish
softens colors, reduces glare, and lowers contrast
Gloss varnish
enhances color vibrancy and brightness
"Card-type" varnish
tonally between matte and gloss, but offers superior durability and surface protection
By laminator type:
intended for small-format printed products, A3 size or smaller
uses film with various finishes such as velvet, matte, and high-protection. Can be single- or double-sided. From SRA3 to B1 sheet size
cold lamination process used for large products like banners and posters. From 1000mm to 1600mm sheet size
By material type:
softens colors, eliminates reflections, and reduces contrast. Gives the product a refined, solid appearance
adds vibrancy and brightness to the final product. Commonly used for restaurant menus, calendars, posters, postcards, etc.
simulates different surface textures such as linen, canvas, sand, fabric, and more
commonly used for bags and packaging, giving the surface a metallic effect, similar to glass
provides enhanced tactile and protective properties. Soft and velvet-like to the touch, often used for premium products
highly resistant to scratches. Ideal for document lamination or use with holographic film for a striking effect
