Stationeries / Name Cards Textured Embossing Film 55 Micron Thickness

Stationeries / Name Cards Textured Embossing Film 55 Micron Thickness

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Description:

Textured Thermal Lamination Film is manufactured by special treatment with a unique finish that gives an embossing effect on the surface. This film provides with pleasurable visual effects after lamination. Therefore, it is usually used for lamination of photos, pictures, albums, stationeries, magazines, cosmetic packaging, show trade displays, etc.

Why chooses NEI textured thermal lamination film?

1. Environmentally friendly

2. Safe operation

3. Excellent performance

4. Easy handling: Once the required temperature and pressure is met, lamination can be easily operated. No other special technique is required.

5. High efficiency: Production cost and labor cost are reduced substantially as there is no film wastage, mixture of adhesive solvent, or no UV heating lamp (drying system) is required. Therefore, it saves production space as well.

6. Wide adaptability: It is widely adaptable to different types of lamination machines, including wet and dry laminator. Only small adjustments need to be made to the machine if wet laminator is used.

Why chooses NEI?

1. NEI has professional experience in film industry since 1995 so we have good quality control and after-sale services to support you.

2. 10 yeas of export experience to many countries, including South America, North America, Middle East, Asia, Africa, Oceania, etc. so we have good reputation in these areas.

3. Compared with other thermal lamination film, our EVA glue is 100% imported from Korea and it ensures the adhesiveness of our film.

4. Customize size and thickness according to customer requests. Labels can be customized as well.

5. Rapid production and delivery.

6. A wide range of thermal lamination film and special films.

Special Instruction:

1. NEI BOPP textured thermal lamination film is suggested to be laminated with the roller temperature range of 85 to 110°C and roller pressure of 10 to 20 Mpa. However, the optimum conditions are depending on the selected laminator’s speed and dimensional stability.

2. It is advised that the printed surface is well dried before lamination and cools sufficiently one surface before laminating to other surface.

Guangdong New Era Composite Material Co., Ltd. is one of the top manufacturers for thermal lamination film in the world. We have been engaged in the business of plastic films for Printing & Packaging industry since 1980. In 2001, the company named Chaoan New Era Industrial CO., Ltd. was formally established. We introduced advanced technology and 6 units of automatic production machineries, and started our own production of new types of thermal lamination film that is environmental friendly. In March 2016, the company conducted shareholding reform and has changed to GUANGDONG NEW ERA COMPOSITE MATERIAL CO., LTD.

We have the new plant with an area of 10,000 square meters, a plant construction area of 23,000 square maters. We have developed our four management principles, including ‘quality and efficiency, innovation and development’. Based on these management principles, we have constantly improved the internal management, and have passed the Chinese Environmental Labeling certificate (Ⅱ type), ISO9001-2008，ISO14001-2004, the national packaging product quality supervision and inspection, SGS, and the test of 2008 American consumer goods specified test parts.

As the first domestic pre-coating film production companies, New Era Composite Co., Ltd. has been serving the high-end domestic market and foreign markets as well. We continue to maintain good long-term cooperation with well-known brands all over the world because the market recognizes all our products’ quality, performance, price and services.

NEI (H.K.) Int'l Co., Limited is the subsidiary company of Guangdong New Era Composite Material Co., Ltd. NEI (H.K.) Int'l Co., Limited is focusing on sales of thermal lamination films while Guangdong New Era Composite Material Co., Ltd. is focusing on production of thermal lamination films.