The word laminate means pasting and refers to cartons or boxes that are different from regular cartons. In fact, to make laminated boxes, the layer on which the printing is done is glued to the cardboard using special methods and devices. This layer is usually made of gray cardboard. To do this, the design is printed on cardboard that has a smooth surface and then covered with matte or glossy cellophane or, if needed, topical UV. This makes the quality of printing in laminated boxes very high and these boxes show more resistance compared to normal cartons.
What sheets are used for laminate?
As mentioned, laminate means gluing or adding one surface to another. One of these layers consists of gray cardboard on which the design is printed. Other layers used in the production of these boxes are different according to the type and application of the box. For this reason, we will introduce the types of these boxes and the layers used in them:
Laminate Box Applications
Now that we have examined the types of laminated boxes, we can get to know the uses of these boxes. Laminated boxes or cartons are used in a variety of industries due to their extraordinary features and properties (including high strength, high-quality printing, moisture resistance, etc.). Among the applications of laminated boxes, we can mention fruit cartons, cake and cookie cartons, electrical appliances, car parts, and all kinds of cosmetics.
The features of the laminate box
Compared to ordinary cardboard boxes, laminated boxes have unique features that make them very practical. One of the most important features of laminated boxes is that they provide a stylish and beautiful appearance to the product due to the very high quality of printing. Laminated box is the best choice for manufacturers who want to attract the attention of customers by showing the quality and value of their product, because it can be produced in high capacity.