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LeFu flatbed laminator and the subsequent preparation for delivery.

LeFu Flatbed Applicator

LF1325-B4 1.3*2.5m (51.18*98.42") LF1732-B4 1.6*3.0m (66.92*118.11") LF1736-B4 1.6*3.2m (66.92*125.98")

LeFu LF1700-D2 Auto Laminator

Max Lamination Width: 1630mm, Max Lamination Temp: 0~120°C/0~248°F, Max Lamination Speed: 28 M/Min.

Roll Rack in Workshop

LeFu Roll Rock is an invaluable tool in a workshop, especially for operations involving lamination.

Why Choose a Warm Flabted Laminator

LeFu warm flatbed laminator is a versatile and efficient machine designed for high-quality lamination projects.

OEM Service of LeFu Laminator

LeFu Laminator offers OEM services, it means that they are willing to work with other companies to produce laminators under their clients' brand names. This can be beneficial for businesses looking to offer their own branded laminators without investing in the manufacturing process themselves.

Flatbed Applicator Size

It's important to consider the size of the items you'll be working with when choosing a flatbed applicator, as well as the available workspace you have for the machine.

Flatbed Applicator Usage in Road Signs

Flatbed applicators are commonly used in the production of road signs. These machines are specifically designed to apply vinyl graphics onto a wide variety of surfaces, including aluminum, plastic, and other materials commonly used in the construction of road signs.

Common Problems and Solutions of Roll Laminator

There are several common problems that can occur with roll laminators

LF1700-D1 Automaitc Laminator and Trimmer

LF1700-D1 Automaitc Laminator and Trimmer is a machine that is used to laminate and trim documents or other materials automatically.

Advantages of LeFu LF1732-B4 Flatbed Applicator

The LeFu LF1732-B4 Flatbed Applicator is a versatile and efficient machine that offers several advantages over other types of applicators.

How to Avoid Bubbles During Roll Lamination

How to Avoid Bubbles During Roll Lamination