A Brief Analysis of the Lamination Process for Printed Protective Films
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Composite self-adhesive protective film was first introduced to the market in August 2012. Through numerous technical upgrades—such as improvements to printing-lamination machines and film-blowing equipment—production speeds have evolved from an initial 40 m/min to the current 120 m/min, resulting in the stable manufacturing processes seen in the market today. The journey from a new product in 2012 to a mature market offering reflects the dedication and hard work of many skilled professionals. We value the expertise of frontline technical staff and production operators. (Note: The process specifications provided are for reference only.)
Michael Thompson is Chengheng Plastic Machinery’s Lead Service Technician for the United States. He’s based in Houston, Texas and is responsible for installation, maintenance, and repair of our bag making and printing machines across the country. Michael has over 15 years of hands-on experience in machine servicing and troubleshooting, and holds several certifications in industrial automation. He’s known for his quick response times and commitment to minimizing downtime for our clients. Michael also develops and delivers on-site training for operators to ensure they can maximize the efficiency of their equipment.