lamination

Preposition: of

• rock: The lamination of rocks, which undoubtedly have once been fluid, appears to me a subject well deserving attention.
• wood: Bows are made from laminations of wood with carbon fiber, fiberglass, ceramic or hard foam.

Converse of object

• use: Return to Top of Page When should I use cold lamination?
• include: It can be converted by traditional foam processing methods including lamination, thermoforming, adhesive coating, welding and die cutting.
• gloss: Matt lamination looks more ' professional ' than standard gloss lamination, but is sometimes more expensive.

Adjective modifier

• cold: Return to Top of Page When should I use cold lamination?
• cortical: Anarchic, hypercellular cortices with disruption of normal cortical lamination and radial alignment of neurones are the striking low-power features.
• hot: Hot seal pouch lamination is a process where a document is sealed between layers of polyester film pouch.
• fine: Their fine lamination is the product of seasonal fallout of organic matter in a lake environment.
• matt: A choice of gloss or matt lamination gives an excellent quality finish to the carrier bags.
• thin: Good finish with thin laminations making an good choice for smooth curves as there are no hidden defects.

Modifies a noun

• process: In the lamination process, there are two main sources of static.
• equipment: At our Corby conversion factory, state of the art lamination equipment is used to produce composite laminates of substrates and foams.

Noun used with modifier

• film: Use our FREE download of MantraASCII2DLL to allow your applications film lamination to talk to our instruments.
• fiberglass: A special resin called gelcoat is always used as the outermost layer in fiberglass lamination.
• pouch: Hot seal pouch lamination is a process where a document is sealed between layers of polyester film pouch.
• seal: Hot seal pouch lamination is a process where a document is sealed between layers of polyester film pouch.
• paper: This contruction is much more durable than printed paper lamination.
• quality: Return to Top of Page What causes poor quality lamination on the edges of the pouch?