laminiertem

Laminiertem is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. In German, laminiert is the past participle of the verb laminieren (to laminate). The word laminiertem is the dative singular form of the attributive adjective derived from laminiert, used to describe a noun in the dative case. For example, mit laminiertem Glas (with laminated glass) or auf laminiertem Holz (on laminated wood).

Lamination refers to the process of bonding two or more layers of material with adhesive, resin, or heat to form a single sheet or panel. This technique is used to produce a variety of composite materials that gain characteristics such as added strength, durability, or safety. Common laminated products include laminated glass (often used for safety and security), plywood (multiplex) and various laminated plastic or wood panels. In everyday contexts, the term laminat is used for floor coverings and furniture surfaces created from layered materials.

Usage and scope: laminiert appears in technical and product descriptions to indicate that a component or surface has been subjected to lamination. The dative form laminiertem is typical when the noun it describes is in the dative case, as in mit laminiertem Glas, auf laminiertem Kunststoff, or aus laminiertem Holz. The concept is part of broader discussions of laminates, laminierung, and related materials engineering.