Laminated InstructionsProtect Important Documents

Lamination reinforces paper or cardboard by adding a protective plastic coating. This process strengthens printed materials that will experience heavy use, outdoor exposure, damp or dirty conditions, or require long-term durability.

Laminated Instructions Are Long-Lasting

Instruction sheets outline sequential steps for accomplishing a task, implementing an action, assembling a product, or operating a machine. If these instructions will see repeated use or be exposed to spills and splatters (e.g., in restaurant kitchens or factory settings), lamination can help ensure the critical information remains clear, legible, and actionable.

Lamination options include glossy, matte, or soft-touch finishes. For instructions meant to be worn on a lanyard or chain, rounded corners are a safety-conscious choice that reduces the risk of scratches or punctures.