Sheet to roll

This type of lamination process is about converting materials from sheets into rolls.

Materials that are often suitable for this type of process are mostly flexible, such as:

  • rubber
  • foam

In some cases, this material is not laminated but simply wound. If desired, we can cut the sheet material to a preset length before winding.

In some cases the sheet to roll process is used after calendaring. Calendaring is a technique whereby a series of hard pressure rollers is used to finish or smoothen material into a sheet. After laminating and processing the material, it can be winded to a roll.

Advantage

The advantage of a sheet to roll process is that the material can easily be transported. In some cases, a roll itself is the finished product.

Machines

Crest ES-1600

Multifunctional hot and cold laminator. mounting and encapsulation up to 1,620 mm wide.

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Coreless Winder

eliminate disposable cardboard cores

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Glass Panel Laminator

Laminator for smart, switchable and decorative glass panels. precise, bubble-free results.

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Laminator Fly Cutter

Laminator Fly Cutter

Inline laminator that cuts on the fly. non-stop production, no line stops.

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R2R Embosser 1200 NEW

Heavy-duty laminator built for high-pressure, high-quality lamination …

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ES 1600

Industrial laminator for high-quality lamination and panel mounting; stable, fast, configurable.

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TS

The Crest TS laminator is a high quality lamination machine using heat and high pressure. The machine is very suitable to apply a protective laminate on top of UV printed substrates for example. The TS’s special characteristics avoid silvering effects when applying pressure sensitive laminates on rough surfaces and UV printed material.

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Coreless Winder

The Crest Coreless Winder is developed to wind materials like carpets and underlayment without cores. Finished coreless rolls, can be cut to the desired length according to input recipes and can be packed into a bag semi-automatically.

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