BOPP matte lamination film is available in popular thicknesses of 18, 20, 22, and 25 microns. This packaging material is designed for printed paper laminating, offering superior protection and extending the shelf life of printed materials.

BOPP thermal lamination film is available in thicknesses ranging from 15 to 32 microns, with base BOPP film available in 12, 15, and 18 microns. Customized compositions for BOPP thermal laminating film are available upon request.

• One roll matte lamination film per carton
• Tens of rolls of thermal lamination film per pallet
• 10 to 12 pallets loaded into 1×20FCL (approximately 13MTs)
• 20 to 22 pallets loaded into a 40-foot container (approximately 25MTs)
• Seaport: Xiamen, Shanghai, Ningbo

Thermal lamination film is produced by multi-extrusion coating lines and consists of two layers: a plastic film (primarily BOPP or PET) and an adhesive glue layer (EVA). Also known as dry, hot, or heat lamination film.

Primarily used by printing houses for commercial and school printing applications, as well as graphic arts large format printing. The transparent film lamination (bright/shine/glossy or matte/dull) is heated as protection on paper covers. Specific applications include:

• Textbook covers
• Brochures
• Leaflets
• Sweet boxes and diaries
• Shopping bags
• Cosmetics boxes

The lamination process involves joining two or more layers to protect prints. A hot laminator (thermal lamination roller machine) is used to melt the EVA adhesive onto paper surfaces. The film passes over a heated roller and, under appropriate pressure, adheres to the paper. This process is user-friendly and suitable for both industrial and small-scale applications.