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Used Laminating in Indiana, USA

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    Edgetech G I 3160 Laminator

    Edgetech G I 3160 Laminator Roll Press System 60" Powered Feeder Press 120V

    • Manufacturer: Edgetech G I

    Used, in Good Working Condition, Tested OK. Wired for 120V. This is a laminator roll press. 60" wide. Adjustable pressure. Gauges may need to be replaced. These are the ones that show the depth. 60" wide. 120V po...

    $1,485 USD
    Millersburg, IN
  • 2014 Reliant Machinery Ltd Powerbond280

    2014 Reliant Machinery Ltd Powerbond280

    • Manufacturer: Reliant Machinery Ltd

    Reliant Powerbond 280 Manufacturer: Reliant Machinery Limited (UK) Model: Powerbond 280 Serial Number: 0395B Drawing Number: E2561 Year of Manufacture: 2014 Used in fiberglass reinforced thermoplastic lamin...

    $300,000 USD
    Elkhart, IN

Overview

Coating and laminating machines are used in various industries to apply a layer of material onto a substrate, improving its durability, appearance, or functionality. These machines are essential in packaging, textiles, and printing industries, where they help create products with enhanced protective and aesthetic qualities. Coating can include adhesives, protective films, or decorative layers, while laminating involves bonding multiple layers together.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a coating and laminating machine?

Consider the type of materials you will be working with, the machine's speed, the coating or laminating width, and the overall quality and reliability of the machine. Additionally, look for features like easy maintenance and user-friendly controls.

How do I ensure safe shipping of a coating and laminating machine?

Make sure to use a reputable shipping company that specializes in transporting heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly packed, secured, and covered to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for coating and laminating machines?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the rollers and other contact surfaces, checking and replacing any worn-out parts, and ensuring that all mechanical components are well-lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for specific guidelines.