Film Lamination—Extra Protection for Your Labels
Give your labels the strength to withstand everyday wear and tear. Our crystal-clear film lamination:
- Adds a tough, scruff-resistant finish
- Protects against moisture, oils, and abrasion
- Keeps colors vibrant and artwork intact even with frequent handling
Ideal for:
- Food and beverage bottles that may be chilled or washed
- Cosmetics and toiletries used in damp environments
- Industrial or outdoor products exposed to rough handling
What is Film lamination?
Film lamination is when your printed labels, either paper or polypropylene is covered with a thin plastic film that both protects the print and refines its appearance. At Prime Labels we use wet lamination: the film is not self-adhesive but is bonded with a liquid glue, then fixed permanently under controlled pressure and UV light. Match the finish to the stock—choose a glossy film for glossy materials and a matt film for matt ones—for a seamless, premium look.
Labels with protective varnish or better with lamination?
Your labels merit superior protection! Depending on the resistance required, you can choose a protective varnish or opt for film lamination. While the varnish shields against everyday scuffs and colour rub-off, our matte or glossy laminate delivers stronger, long-lasting defence and a premium look. This treatment not only enhances the ruggedness of each label but also significantly extends its service life. Lamination starts with a thin coat of adhesive applied to the printed sheets; under calibrated pressure and UV light, the plastic film bonds tightly and permanently to the surface. We particularly recommend this finishing solution for cosmetics, household chemicals and similarly demanding applications.
Need advice on material pairing or artwork setup? Just ask our friendly customer service team either by phone 1800 954 777 or by email info@primelabels.com.au
Tools and Services
Sample Book
Order your free sample book to discover our papers, films and finishes. Test their quality, structure and texture to create your label!
Papers and Films
Paper or film, glossy or matt? Our materials are as individual as your products.
Data Delivery
Learn how you can create professional print data that meets our requirements with graphics programs such as Adobe Illustrator, InDesign or ArtPro.