Finally you can produce impressive and stylish foil imprinting without the trouble and expense of foil die creation. Imagine it; foil stamped business cards, invitations, greetings cards, certificates, the possibilities are endless. Anything you can feed through a laser printer can be imprinted with the incredible new Foil Laminating process. Choose from a large selection of foil colors, or turn up the creativity with dazzling Holographic and Glitter pattern foils. All you need is a laser printer (toner based printer), and a substantial pouch laminator such as the GBC H600, H700, or the Speedy Lam Pouch Laminator and you can create flawless foil imprints on anything from event tickets, to formal wedding invitations. Imagine the time saved if you could provide a foil stamped proof to your design client in minutes. With the Foil Laminating foil laminating process; you can. Contact MyBinding.com today to discover how this revolutionary process is making foil imprinting easier and more economical to incorporate into your design process.
Step 1: With a laser printer, print the desired text or single color (line art) design onto your intended paper item or flat sheet.
Step 2: Cut a piece of laminating foil from the roll in a size proportional to the text or graphic you wish to appear in foil.
Step 3: With a substantial pouch laminator, slip your printed piece (with foil over the desired imprint area) within a paper carrier. A carrier such as a larger piece of folded paper or card stock is necessary to prevent the foil from directly contacting the rollers of the pouch laminator.
Step 4: Insert the carrier into pouch laminator.
Step 5: Once the carrier exits, pull the foil sheet off to reveal the foil imprint. The foil will only adhere to the toner printed areas of your paper (text or graphic).
It is suggested that the pouch laminator you use to produce foil lamination imprints have 4 laminating rollers, and controls allowing you specify temperature and speed. A slow speed with a temperature of 250F is recommended for best foil imprinting results. Textured papers are not recommended for use in the foil laminating process. A smooth, flat paper surface texture is necessary to achieve high quality results.
While many customers run foil fused sheets back through a laser printer after initial foil imprinting, it is important to note that some printers may pick up small pieces of foil off the sheet. These particles may become deposited on parts within the printer which would require additional maintenance to remove and/or require replacement of contaminated parts.
While many customers run foil fused sheets back through a laser printer after initial foil imprinting, it is important to note that some printers may pick up small pieces of foil off the sheet. These particles may become deposited on parts within the printer which would require additional maintenance to remove and/or require replacement of contaminated parts.
MyBinding.com accepts no liability for damage and/or repairs to customer's laser printer(s) and/or copy machine(s).
The Foil Laminating process can be used to produce a wide range of products. However, results will vary based on a wide range of factors.
Foil laminating is not compatible with all types of paper, toner or all types of toner based printers. Also note that foil laminating is not compatible with any offset or inkjet inks.
Customers are solely responsible for determining if their laser printer(s) and/or copy machine(s) are suitable for multiple pass, foil laminating applications.
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