kalanderlamination

Kalander lamination is a process used in the paper and packaging industry to enhance the properties of paper and board materials. The term "kalander" refers to a type of rolling machine used in the process, which consists of heated rollers that apply pressure and heat to the paper. The primary goal of kalander lamination is to improve the surface smoothness, printability, and dimensional stability of the paper.

The process involves applying a coating or adhesive to one or both sides of the paper, followed by passing the coated paper through a series of heated rollers. The heat and pressure cause the coating to melt and bond with the paper, creating a smooth and uniform surface. This process can also be used to laminate multiple layers of paper together, resulting in a stronger and more durable material.

Kalander lamination is commonly used in the production of coated paper, packaging materials, and other paper-based products. The process can be customized to meet specific requirements, such as the desired surface finish, printability, and dimensional stability. The resulting paper or board material is often used in applications where a high-quality surface finish and excellent printability are required, such as in the printing and packaging industries.