In this episode, we're showcasing two laminators available here at AM.CO.ZA, highlighting their differences so you can decide which one suits you best.
Why Do You Need a Laminator?
Before diving into the specifics, let's discuss the importance of laminators. When printing and creating signage, especially for outdoor use or areas with high activity, a laminator is essential. It ensures that whatever you print is protected, significantly extending its lifespan. Whether you're protecting against UV rays, scratches, or water damage, laminating adds durability and longevity to your prints.
Laminators also allow you to apply printed vinyl to various surfaces such as boards, glass, or plastic without bubbles or wrinkles. This results in a clean, professional finish every time.
Entry-Level Laminator
Our first laminator is an entry-level model, measuring 1,520 mm wide and handling materials up to 20 mm thick. Key features include:
Back Roller: Holds your application tape, lamination roll, or vinyl.
Control Panel: Manages temperature, ensuring you don't burn your material.
Air Compressor: Provides equal pressure for consistent lamination.
Manual Roller: Allows manual adjustment without a foot pedal.
Air Lift: Facilitates easy loading of vinyl.
This laminator is ideal for those who need a straightforward, reliable machine for basic laminating tasks.
Advanced Laminator
Next, we have our advanced laminator, offering both hot and cold lamination with additional features:
Extended Control Panel: Allows precise adjustments of air pressure, temperature, and motor speed.
Air Compressor: Ensures perfect up-and-down pressure.
Motorized Rollers: Synchronize with the main roller for smooth lamination.
Anti-Static String: Reduces dust and particles on your lamination.
Tensioning Screws: Enable individual tension adjustments for different laminates.
Double-Sided Blade: Trims vinyl as it comes off the laminator.
This model is perfect for those needing more control and efficiency, particularly for larger or more complex laminating projects.
A Word of Advice
Regardless of which laminator you choose, it's beneficial to have a table behind the machine to catch laminated items. This setup prevents them from falling to the floor and streamlines the process.
Conclusion
Now that you understand the differences between these two laminators, we encourage you to visit our showroom at AM.CO.ZA to see them in action. Subscribe to our RU-vid channel and click the bell icon to stay updated on our latest videos. Thank you for watching!
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25 июл 2024
