Laminating and Coating Machine

The laminating Coater applies a uniform layer of coating onto the substrate surface using rollers, which is then dried in an oven to form a film. It is used for surface treatment of paper and plastic films to enhance water resistance or printability.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching the substrate width to the coating width, determine the roller gap based on the coating viscosity, choose the oven length according to the production speed, and select the coating method—either blade or micro-gravure—based on the material characteristics.

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Instruments

Laminating-free black and white half design, size 98 * 152mm, Encasement specification 100 sheets/bag, suitable for Coating inks film hiding power performance detection experiment.

$ 89.00

Using 140 * 250mm black and white half design, no Laminating surface to ensure detection accuracy, suitable for hiding power performance testing, Encasement specification of 100 sheets/pack for experimental use.

$ 90.00

Black and white half design is convenient for hiding power comparison, 140 * 250mm standard size is suitable for experimental requirements, surface Laminating enhances durability, and 100 sheets per pack meets batch testing.

$ 90.00

The black and white half design is easy to observe the covering effect, the size is 194 * 260mm to meet the standard test requirements, and the non-Laminating surface ensures the detection accuracy, which is suitable for laboratory film performance evaluation.

$ 93.00

Polarographic Laminating ElectRode, Measurement range 0.0~ 20.0mg/L, Response Time ≤ 30 seconds, automatic temperature compensation 0~ 40 ℃, portable design for outdoor use.

$ 225.00

Checkerboard pattern design, black part reflectance below 1%, white part reflectance 80 +/- 2, Laminating structure enhanced anti-Curl ability, size 195 × 286mm, suitable for fast Spreader testing.

$ 91.00

Laminating design ensures stable current output, built-in temperature sensor real-time sensing 0~ 80 ℃ sample temperature, integrated membrane cap supports quick replacement of diaphragm, equipped with 2 Meters cable for easy on-site operation.

$ 285.00

Using Laminating Sensor to provide stable current output, integrated membrane cap for quick replacement of diaphragm, Operating temperature range 0~ 80 ℃, equipped with 6 Meters low noise Shielding cable.

$ 351.00

Using non-fluorescent paper substrate, white reflectance 80 +/- 2, black reflectance < 1, Laminating design enhances Curl resistance, 0.1 square Meter standard area is suitable for spreading rate testing.

$ 91.00

Using polarographic Laminating technology, Measurement range 0.0-19 mg/L, temperature adaptation 5-40 ℃, the shell is made of ABS material, the size is Φ 12 * 120mm, and the connector is a small four-core aviation plug to ensure accurate measurement and durability.

$ 187.00

Using polarographic Laminating technology, Measurement range 0-19.99 mg/L, Temperature Measurement range 5-40 ℃, the shell is ABS material, the size is Φ 12 * 120mm, the connector is Mini-DIN 6 core, suitable for a variety of water quality analysis scenarios.

$ 288.00

Double pulse Back flushing automatic powder cleaning, Laminating filter accuracy of 0.3 microns, powder gas separation efficiency, stainless steel material is durable, color change operation is simple, improve dust recovery efficiency.

$ 1655.00

Coating speed 1~ 10m/min, Spreader thickness range of 0.005-3mm, using adjustable Blade Coating device and drying temperature RT +~ 200 ℃, automatic film bonding.

$ 22665.00

Using film lamination technology, with excellent chemical resistance and uniform Spreader effect, paper Film thickness 0.29mm and surface Laminating, with a dedicated annotation area for easy recording of test data.

$ 318.00

PRoduction speed 0-5m/min, effective application width ≤ 300mm, using scraping with UV light curing, drying tunnel length of 1 Meter, with tension control unwinding and Touchscreen operation.

$ 16210.00

Articles

How to choose a laboratory coater? Which one should you buy: wire bar, scraper, or slot die?
This article introduces three methods for selecting laboratory coating machines: wire bar coating is suitable for low-viscosity coatings, offering low cost and simple operation; blade coating is ideal for medium-to-high viscosity slurries or those containing particles, with a wide range of film thickness control; slot-die coating provides the highest precision and is suitable for high-end applications such as electronic films.
Comparison of Coating Accuracy between Laboratory Blade Coater and Slot Die Coater
This article compares the coating precision of blade coaters and slot-die coaters in the laboratory. Blade coaters are suitable for thick coatings, with simple operation but relatively large uniformity errors; slot-die coaters offer higher precision and better uniformity for thin coatings. The choice of equipment depends on coating thickness and precision requirements.
Process optimization of heating coater in lithium battery electrode preparation
This article introduces process optimization methods for heating coaters in the preparation of lithium battery electrodes.
The Stripe Issue Caused by Tension Fluctuations in Roll-to-Roll Laboratory Coaters and Its Solutions
This paper analyzes the causes of and countermeasures for coating streaks resulting from tension fluctuations in roll-to-roll laboratory coaters.
Analysis of Common Defects in Laboratory Coating Machine Blade Coating and Adjustment Methods for Process Parameters
This article introduces common defects in the blade coating process of laboratory coaters, such as streaks, orange peel, bubbles, uneven thickness, and missed coating. It analyzes the causes of these issues, which are primarily related to material properties, operating parameters, and environmental factors.
Laboratory rod coater for submicron wet film preparation of photoresist.
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Application of Perovskite Coater in the Preparation of Intermediate Layers in Tandem Solar Cells
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Using a spray coater to achieve the preparation of functionally graded films.
This paper introduces a method for preparing functionally gradient films using a spray coating machine.
Application of Spray Coating Machines in the Encapsulation of Flexible Electronic Devices
This paper introduces the application of spray coating machines in the encapsulation of flexible electronic devices.
Roll-to-Roll Preparation of Perovskite Coaters for Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells
This article introduces the roll-to-roll fabrication method of flexible perovskite solar cells.
Operation Tips for Laboratory-Scale Hot Melt Adhesive Coating Machines
This article introduces the key operational points of a laboratory-scale hot melt adhesive coater. The equipment is primarily used in laboratories to apply hot melt adhesives uniformly onto substrates, supporting the research, development, and testing of adhesives.
Application of Continuous Coating Machine for Lithium Battery Electrode Preparation in Electrode R&D
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How to Coat High-Viscosity Slurry – Parameter Setting Tips for Blade Coaters
This article primarily discusses the parameter setting techniques for high-viscosity slurries on blade coaters. High-viscosity slurries exhibit characteristics such as shear thinning, so it is essential to leverage shear effects during coating to facilitate slurry spreading. After coating, the viscosity should recover quickly to prevent sagging.
Common Troubleshooting for Wire Bar Coater: Solving Issues of Streaking and Uneven Thickness
This article mainly introduces solutions to two common faults in the operation of the wire rod coater—coating streaks and uneven coating thickness.
Roll-to-roll coater enables continuous preparation of flexible electronic materials.
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