lamination

/ˌlæmɪˈneɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process of covering something with a thin layer of plastic or other material for protection.
    • Lamination makes the paper stiffer and harder to tear.
    • We offer lamination services for documents and photos.
    • The lamination of the menu keeps it clean and waterproof.
  2. The process of bonding layers of material together to form a single sheet or object.
    • Lamination is used to make lightweight but strong surfboards.
    • The lamination of wood creates a strong, stable board.
    • This factory specializes in the lamination of metal sheets.
  3. A thin layer of material that has been applied to a surface, or the result of the lamination process.
    • The glossy lamination gives the poster a nice shine.
    • The lamination on this card is starting to peel off.
    • Check the lamination for any bubbles before it dries.
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