Laminate your Photos in-house with the speedy and user friendly Cold Lamination Machine designed by Fotolaminate.

A Cold Lamination Machine is a device used to apply a protective film or layer (typically plastic) onto various materials such as paper, photos, or other media without the use of heat. Unlike hot laminators, which use heated rollers to melt the adhesive on laminating films, cold laminators rely on pressure to bond the film to the material.

Cold laminators are commonly used in offices, schools, or by individuals who need to preserve documents, artwork, or photos while ensuring the materials do not get damaged from heat.

Produce durable, professional photo laminations with a clear, high gloss finish that protects against dirt and UV damage. Photos maintain their original colors and clarity. The user-friendly interface allows you to laminate photos in minutes with just a few simple buttons. Load one or multiple photos at the same time and they laminate simultaneously.

Eliminate outsourcing costs by laminating photos in-house. Offer value added services to your clients and increase revenue with minimal investment.

This machine positions as a solution to help photographers protect their clients’ photos, while also highlighting the key benefits of high quality results, ease of use and potential to grow their business.

Types of Cold Laminators:

1. Manual Cold Laminators: Require manual cranking to pass the material through the machine.
2. Automatic Cold Laminators: Have a motorized system that automatically pulls the material through the rollers.

Key Features of Cold Lamination Machines:

• No Heat: As the name suggests, cold lamination machines operate without heat, making them safer for heat-sensitive materials like inkjet prints or photos.
• Pressure Sensitive Adhesive: They use laminating films with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, which bonds to the material when pressure is applied.
• Suitable for Delicate Items: Because no heat is involved, they are ideal for laminating fragile or temperature-sensitive items.
• User-Friendly: Generally easier to use, especially for those who might be concerned about handling hot surfaces or working with heat settings.