singlelaminate
Singlelaminate is a term used in materials science and manufacturing to describe a laminate composed of a single functional layer bonded to a substrate, without additional plies or interlayers. In contrast to multilayer laminates, which stack two or more distinct sheets to achieve combined properties, a singlelaminate relies on one primary material and its bond to a backing.
Manufacture and structure: Singlelaminates are formed by applying and attaching one sheet of material to a
Materials and forms: They are commonly made from polymer films (for example PET, polyimide, or other polymers)
Properties and applications: The performance of a singlelaminate is dominated by the properties of the functional
Comparison with multilayer laminates: The principal advantages are simplicity, lower processing cost, and easier recycling. Limitations