Cold Foil Rolling Mill

A "Cold Foil Rolling Mill" is a specialized piece of equipment used in the printing and packaging industry for the production of metallic foils. Cold foil rolling is a process that applies a thin layer of metallic foil to a substrate, such as paper, plastic film, or cardboard, to create decorative and eye-catching finishes on various products, such as labels, packaging, and promotional materials.

Usage of Cold Foil Rolling Mill:

• Foil Application: The primary purpose of the cold foil rolling mill is to apply a thin layer of metallic foil to a substrate.
• Decorative Finishes: Cold foil rolling allows the creation of attractive metallic finishes that enhance the visual appeal of the printed materials.

How it Works:

• Foil Transfer: In the cold foil rolling process, a metallic foil (often made of aluminum) is unwound from a supply roll.
• Adhesive Application: An adhesive is applied to the substrate in a pattern corresponding to the desired foil design.
• Foil Lamination: The metallic foil is brought into contact with the adhesive-coated substrate and is pressed against it using rollers in the cold foil rolling mill.
• Pressure and Heat: The mill applies pressure and sometimes mild heat to facilitate the adhesion of the metallic foil to the substrate.
• Foil Separation: Once the foil has been applied and adhered to the substrate, it is separated from the supply roll and wound onto another roll for further use.
• Repeat Process: The process is repeated for each section of the substrate that requires a metallic finish.