History:

Our Laminators originated in 1993 , it was  specifically designed and built  at a customers  request. This acted as a stepping stone into the laminator’s  market which was in great demand, particularly for higher speed and better production  running efficiency .  The 1993 Laminator became a prototype to our current model that we provide today. Since then we have made many  improvements to these laminators, one major element being an AUTOMATIC CUTOFF KNIFE.

The following pictures show the progression of our laminators through the years.

NOTES: This was the very first machine ever designed and built by our Company. This machine did not have a glass sheet powered in-feed or out-feed conveyance; this is the most basic model of  the lamination process.

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NOTES: With this model we introduced top and bottom cold  film lamination, powered in-feed and out-feed conveyance, and in line film width slitting capability.

YEAR: 1996

NOTES: This machine is a reliable automated lamination process line. This model is fully automatic, supports quick and easy loading of stock roll film dispensing, self detecting glass width and length , automatic film cross cutting.

SPECIAL NOTE: This model was customized for horizontal or vertical lamination.

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NOTES: This model was built with a  stronger structure then the previous models in response to  more power requirement. The speed was greatly increased and the first automatic cross cut cycle was introduced.

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YEAR:1998

NOTES: With this model, the width size of the glass sheet, the  size and the weight of the  film stock dispensing  roll were  greatly increased. The automatic cross cutting and the in line width slitting processes were perfected allowing the laminator to be integrated within a process flow line.

YEAR:2001

NOTES: This model of the laminator is designed to apply digital images on glass. Later the glass is passed through a oven causing the image to be permanent WITH IN the glass.

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