A high production speed of 60 m/min is complemented by excellent precision and lamination quality, ensured by features such as synchronised feeder head operation and front lays, stable sheet positioning before alignment, a large-diameter cylinder, and 6- ton pressure from the laminating rollers.
The L420 LS laminator (a Landscape variant) is a modern machine designed for single-sided lamination of full-format prints in high production volumes. It offers exceptional operator convenience — the open-sided design provides easy access to the feeder control settings and the pressure roller.
The L420 LS laminator (1050x1050 mm) offers not only a high production speed of 40 m/min but also maximum flexibility in production planning especially when handling jobs printed on sheets with different fibre directions.
A high production speed of 60 m/min goes hand in hand with excellent precision and lamination quality — ensured by features such as ynchronised operation of the feeder head and front lays, stable sheet positioning before alignment, large-diameter cylinder, and 6-ton pressure from the laminating rollers.
The uniquely configured L200 PB features two fully independent hot laminating units, making it easier and significantly faster to handle jobs that require double-sided lamination. Both sides of the sheet — top and bottom — achieve the same consistently high-quality lamination finish.
The L210 DS is a versatile machine that allows for both single- and double-sided lamination. The model is distinguished by its excellent heating stability achieved through an oil-filled heating cylinder, and pressure control via pneumatic adjustment. As with all ZFP models, it ensures effective sheet flatness recovery after lamination — even with low paper weights — thanks to the adjustable decurl bar – a proven solution used in hundreds of machines worldwide.
The machine is designed with publishers and both offset and digital print shops in mind. It enables lamination of B2 sheets (portrait orientation) and simultaneous embossing of a selected pattern onto the film (calendering).
