Adhesive Lamination Troubleshooting at Stephanie Kinyon blog

Adhesive Lamination Troubleshooting. Below are several common issues and suggested solutions. If needed, a slight increase in temperature can improve adhesion. Increase nip pressure, or adjust stops. Decrease application amount (change anilox roll). Insufficient tension on the supply roll; Adhesion problems lead to poor bonding between layers, resulting in lamination failure and product defects. Don't see what you are. If bands of silvering alternate with bands of properly adhered areas, it means one part of the roller was too cool. “cool spots” are areas that aren’t hot enough to melt the adhesive. It is also important to make sure that the print has had sufficient time to outgas before laminating. To fix delamination, you’ll want to carefully inspect and clean all laminating surfaces thoroughly, check adhesive compatibility and. Insufficient green tack of adhesion. Be sure to pay attention to any defect which repeats. Bubbles are caused by a lot of problems: Feeding the leading edge of the print too quickly into the.

Increase nip pressure, or adjust stops. If bands of silvering alternate with bands of properly adhered areas, it means one part of the roller was too cool. Adhesion problems lead to poor bonding between layers, resulting in lamination failure and product defects. If needed, a slight increase in temperature can improve adhesion. Insufficient tension on the supply roll; To fix delamination, you’ll want to carefully inspect and clean all laminating surfaces thoroughly, check adhesive compatibility and. It is also important to make sure that the print has had sufficient time to outgas before laminating. “cool spots” are areas that aren’t hot enough to melt the adhesive. Decrease application amount (change anilox roll). Be sure to pay attention to any defect which repeats.

Schematic illustration of the steps involved in adhesive lamination

Adhesive Lamination Troubleshooting Increase nip pressure, or adjust stops. Feeding the leading edge of the print too quickly into the. Increase nip pressure, or adjust stops. Below are several common issues and suggested solutions. Check and adjust the temperature settings on the laminator to match the specifications of the laminating film. “cool spots” are areas that aren’t hot enough to melt the adhesive. It is also important to make sure that the print has had sufficient time to outgas before laminating. To fix delamination, you’ll want to carefully inspect and clean all laminating surfaces thoroughly, check adhesive compatibility and. Product defects can and do occur at any level of the product’s life cycle, from the application of the adhesive or coating, to the base laminate, or in. If bands of silvering alternate with bands of properly adhered areas, it means one part of the roller was too cool. Decrease application amount (change anilox roll). Don't see what you are. Adhesion problems lead to poor bonding between layers, resulting in lamination failure and product defects. Be sure to pay attention to any defect which repeats. Insufficient green tack of adhesion. Bubbles are caused by a lot of problems: