The primary goal of lamination is to safeguard the product and prolong its shelf life.

Lamination is a process that involves merging two or more flexible packaging webs using a bonding agent. These webs consist of various substrates, including films, aluminium foils, and papers. To cater to the diverse needs of flexible packaging, various technologies are available. 

The choice of lamination machinery depends on the bonding agent selected for creating the packaging laminates. Common lamination methods include wet lamination, dry lamination, solvent lamination, and wax lamination.