Process Overview:
Lamination fabric technology bonds a protective film or membrane onto textiles using heat, pressure, or adhesive. This process combines the properties of both the fabric and the laminated layer, enhancing performance features such as water resistance, windproofing, breathability, or durability. Laminated fabrics are widely used in technical, outdoor, and protective applications while maintaining flexibility and comfort.

Advantages and Limitations:
Laminated fabrics provide excellent protection against moisture and wind, improved strength, and longer product life. They also allow for multi-functional finishes, such as breathable waterproof layers. Limitations include higher production costs, potential reduction in softness or drape, and dependence on the compatibility between the fabric and laminated film. This technology is most effective on polyester, nylon, cotton, and blended fabrics.

Ideal Applications:

• Polyester / Nylon: outdoor jackets, ski wear, raincoats, tents, backpacks

• Cotton / Blended fabrics: workwear, uniforms, protective gear

• Specialty fabrics: footwear, medical textiles, automotive interiors