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Equipment manufacturer: Yongshun Specification and model: 1100 Maximum film covering speed: 90 m/min Maximum film covering width: 1100mm Applicable film thickness: 0.01-0.05mm
Key Takeaways (TL;DR)
- A Yongshun automatic laminator (model 1100) films at up to 90 m/min on stock up to 1100 mm wide.
- Applies films from 0.01 mm to 0.05 mm — gloss or matte protection for packaging and print.
- Lamination adds scuff resistance, moisture protection and a premium finish.
- Pairs with board and paper converting lines to deliver shelf-ready, durable packaging.
Market Context & Key Figures
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 1100 |
| Max speed | 90 m/min |
| Max width | 1100 mm |
| Film thickness | 0.01–0.05 mm |
| Role | Gloss/matte film lamination of paper & board |
Lamination remains a standard requirement where print must survive handling: cartons, book covers, tags and packaging facing scuff, moisture or abrasion. The sustainability conversation in our curated 2026 corpus (recycled content: 6 tagged items; PPWR: 10) is pushing converters toward thinner films and bio-based options, which is exactly why a laminator’s film-thickness window (0.01–0.05 mm) matters.
Editorial Perspective
Our editorial view: lamination is a finish buyers still pay for — it protects the printed surface and lifts perceived quality. The 90 m/min Yongshun line keeps the converting floor ahead of press output, and selecting the thinnest film that meets the spec is now a design decision, not just a cost decision, under PPWR-era scrutiny.
More FAQ
What does lamination do to printed packaging?
Lamination bonds a transparent film (gloss or matte) to printed paper or board, adding scuff resistance, moisture protection and a premium finish, and improving the strength of lighter-weight stock.
What film thickness should I use?
Typical films run from 0.01 mm to 0.05 mm. Thinner films cost less and are more recyclable; thicker films give more stiffness and protection. The Yongshun 1100 covers the full 0.01–0.05 mm window.
How fast can a laminator run?
The Yongshun 1100 runs at up to 90 m/min on stock up to 1100 mm wide, fast enough to keep pace with a sheet-fed press line producing laminated cartons and covers.
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