Flatbed lamination using thermoplastic adhesives is a process that bonds materials through heat and pressure. This technology is widely used in automotive, public transportation (including aviation), textiles, footwear, insulation materials, and lightweight composite production.
Thermoplastic adhesives such as copolyamide, copolyester, polyolefin, polyurethane, EVA, and TPU are available in various forms including granulates, powders, nets, films, and webs. During lamination, heat activates the adhesive, which bonds the materials and forms a strong, durable connection after cooling.
Lamitoo flatbed lamination systems are fully customizable to meet both current and future production requirements — from simple applications to advanced, high-volume continuous production lines for complex composites.
Machine configurations may include:
Endless conveyor belts with tension control
Adjustable heating and cooling zones
Adjustable working gap for different material thicknesses
Material guiding and tension control systems
Winding and unwinding units
Various production accessories and automation modules


Working width: 1200 / 1600 / 2200 mm
Maximum heating temperature: 250°C
Calendar pressure: up to 78 N/cm²
Production speed: 0.5 – 15 m/min
Powder scattering units
Advanced infrared (IR) heating solutions
Foam and textile welding stations
Sewing systems for roll joining
Vertical, J-box, or horizontal accumulators
Heavy material loading systems
Trimming and back-printing stations
Cooling systems
Customized A-frame winding systems
Advanced guiding and tension control solutions