Definitie & Betekenis van "laminate"

to laminate

WERKWOORD

lamineren, lagen aanbrengen

to cover something with a thin, protective layer that is not made of fabric

Transitive: to laminate a surface | to laminate a surface with a protective layer

Example

To protect the tabletop, they decided to laminate it with a clear plastic coating.

For a sleek finish, the designer suggested laminating the bookshelf with a high-gloss material.

To make the documents more durable, the office chose to laminate important papers.

lamineren, fuseren

to create a composite material by fusing together multiple layers

Transitive: to laminate multiple layers of material

Example

The company laminated layers of carbon fiber and resin to create lightweight yet strong components for racing bicycles.

The guitar manufacturer laminated layers of different types of wood to create a resonant body.

The boat builder laminated layers of fiberglass and foam core to create hulls that were strong and resistant to water damage.

lamineren, verlijmen

to create thin metal plates through rolling or other mechanical means

Transitive: to laminate a metal into a thin plate

Example

The steel manufacturer laminated sheets of steel into thin plates for use in construction.

The aluminum producer laminated aluminum into thin sheets for the aerospace industry.

The copper mill laminated copper into thin plates for electrical wiring.

lamineren, splitsen

to split or separate a material into thin layers or plates

Transitive: to laminate sth

Example

The geologic forces laminated the rock formations over millions of years, creating distinct layers.

The pressure from the glacier laminated the ice into thin sheets, forming crevasses and ice shelves.

The tectonic activity laminated the earth's crust, causing the formation of mountain ranges and valleys.

Laminate

ZELFSTANDIG NAAMWOORD

laminaat, laminering

a type of surfacing material that is created by bonding multiple layers of paper or resin-impregnated fabric together with a clear top layer of melamine resin

What is "laminate"?

Laminate is a synthetic material made by layering thin sheets of paper or plastic, often fused together with heat and pressure, to create a durable and attractive surface. It is commonly used for countertops, flooring, and furniture due to its ability to mimic the appearance of natural materials like wood or stone while being more affordable and resistant to wear, scratches, and moisture. Laminate surfaces are easy to clean and maintain, making them a practical choice for both residential and commercial settings. The wide variety of colors and designs available allows for versatile applications in different interior styles.

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lamin

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laminate

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lamination

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