Definition
Pressure-sensitive laminating bonds materials together using adhesives that activate when pressure is applied.
Applications
- Protective films
- Adhesive-backed materials
- Electronic components
Benefits
- No heat required
- Faster bonding process
- Ideal for temperature-sensitive materials
Industry Examples
- Medical: laminating adhesive medical films used in diagnostic devices.
- Industrial: applying protective overlays to equipment surfaces.
- Electronics: bonding films used in electronic device insulation.
FAQ
Q: How does pressure-sensitive lamination work?
A: The adhesive bonds when pressure is applied between layers.
Q: When is it used instead of thermal lamination?
A: When heat could damage the materials.