It is believed that lamination and transfer lamination are very similar processes. However, they are completely different from each other.

Laminating is a technique in which two or more substrates are gathered together to obtain a new single substrate.

In transfer lamination, the substrate temporarily contacts another substrate to transfer its characteristics. The most widely known application is the use of transfer film or paper.

• Adhesion of materials for enhanced durability and strength.

• Protective layer application for moisture, chemical, and abrasion resistance.

• Improvement of aesthetic appeal through surface texture and finish.

• Enhanced barrier properties for packaging and technical textiles.

• Application of specialized films for specific functional requirements (e.g., anti-graffiti, UV protection).