Lamination of different layers

Yes, laminated foam is often used to provide shock absorption in packaging, furniture components, protective covers, and technical parts.

Yes, laminated foam structures are often used in acoustic solutions where the goal is to combine absorption with structural stability.

Yes, after lamination, the materials can be die-cut or cut into custom shapes using our machinery.

Yes, both polyester foam and polyester film are durable materials. The right combination provides good resistance to moisture, heat, and mechanical stress.

Yes, we act as a consulting partner. We analyze function, environment, weight, hardness, and requirements before recommending the optimal solution.

Yes, we laminate everything from two to multiple layers, depending on the desired result—for example, strength, cushioning, handling, or visual finish.

Absolutely. We produce prototypes, pre-production runs, and high-volume runs with the same precision and flexibility.

Proper lamination strengthens the material by combining different properties—for example, a soft foam with a durable film. This enhances both durability and functionality.

Our processes ensure uniform bonding and high dimensional stability. After lamination, the parts are die-cut with high precision.

Thanks to our flexible production facilities in Horda, we can offer fast turnaround times, even for customer-specific projects and prototypes.

Absolutely. We often laminate polyester foam with polyester film to create components that are both soft and shock-absorbing, yet still have a strong outer layer.

Yes, if needed, we can apply self-adhesive tape to laminated materials for quick and ergonomic installation.

Polyester foam is durable, moldable, and can be combined with other materials to ensure a long service life. If necessary, we can also work with recycled materials, depending on the application.

The choice depends on the material type, environment, temperature requirements, and end use. We always select the method that ensures long-term durability and optimal performance.

Lamination involves bonding two or more layers of material together to form a single unit with the desired function. We laminate both polyester foam and polyester film, depending on the customer’s needs.

Polyester film provides a durable and protective surface layer. It is suitable for packaging, protective coatings, specialty applications, and as a carrier layer in lamination.

We work with several thicknesses of both film and foam. The combination is tailored to the desired cushioning, strength, and flexibility.

We primarily work with polyester foam and polyester film, as well as combinations of polymer and textile materials in various thicknesses.

We supply laminated materials to the furniture industry, the automotive industry, protective packaging, textile products, and other sectors where combined properties are required.

Polyester foam is lightweight, moldable, and available in a variety of densities and hardnesses. It is used when a product requires both shock absorption and volume, such as in furniture and industrial products.