These machines were made to be very easy to use, incorporating many of the glitch-proof features developed over 40 years of making laminators for schools and commercial finishing shops. These units will laminate one item, then mount and laminate the next in one pass on mounting board up to 1/2-inch thick. No setup change is needed. In fact, you can laminate one item, then mount and laminate the next in one pass without even stopping the machine.

With a top speed of 30 FPM and a sustainable laminating speed of 10 FPM with 5-mil film, the Ledco Digitals are much faster than the other machines made for big format color applications. An optional release liner take-up allows the Digital series to apply cold laminating films, vinyl's and other PSA materials needing removal of a liner.

Easy to use, simple operation with opening and closing rollers for flatter lamination and years of continuous service.

Standard features include variable speed, independent top and bottom heat control, spacious feed tray, powerful film cooling system. The Digital 42 and 60 have swing-away heating units for cold applications and easy cleaning of the rollers.

Ledco's patented ThermoGlide (TM) is available only on the 42". ThermoGlide (TM) replaces the standard heat shoes with a series of heated idlers for quieter, frictionless movement of the film into the laminating rollers. Click on the picture to enlarge.

Hot Roll  laminator is the newest edition to the Ledco family. Has all the same features of the 42" model but used heated rollers for laminating.
Ease of use and great for processing heat-activated mounting boards. 

Ledco is know for making machines which are very reliable, easy to use, and inexpensive to maintain. These units maintain that reputation. They come with a two-year factory warranty.

They are shipped fully assembled with a helpful operator's manual and a 90-minute instructional videotape. Ledco provides a toll-free help line to backup the training and support required of its dealers. Customers are encouraged to call so that small problems do not become big ones.

• Quality silicone rubber laminating rollers release materials easily and maintain their flexibility for a good edge seal.

• Two sets of rollers keep the film flat and tight while heat laminating so that the automatic fans cool and set the adhesive. When thermal films cool in a slack state, the surface of the lamination is wavy and rippled.
  
• Supply roll tension is easy to adjust by simply tightening or loosening the tension control knobs on the supply roll mandrels.
  
• Variable speed allows thinner films to be run faster, and enables mounting or the use of thicker films, which require slower speeds.

• Independent temperature controls for top and bottom heaters allow the use of different materials on front and back of an image.

• Large feed tray makes it easier to handle big graphics. The pressure strip next to the nip helps keep images flat and wrinkle-free.
  
• Swing away heaters make it very easy to clean the laminating rollers and simplify the use of many cold materials. (Heat shoe and Thermo-glide models) 
  
• Made in the U.S.A. All parts, including motors and controls, are made in the U.S.A. as well!

• Roll feed assembly
  The lamination of long images or rolls of images is simplified by a roll feed process. It is difficult to keep long graphics going straight if they are fed from a table. Rolling the material up on an empty core and feeding from a tensioned supply roll with an idler bar insures the material will stay flat and straight from beginning to end.

• ThermoGlide (TM)
  This is available to replace the standard heat shoe with a series of heated idlers for quieter, frictionless movement of the film into the laminating rollers. This option is placed only on the top web, on the DI-42.

• Extruded aluminum stand
  An extruded aluminum stand is an option on the DI-42, and is standard on the DI-60. Casters are available for either stand, but it is suggested they be removed for stability and safety once the machine is in a permanent location.
  
• Release liner take-up
  This provides for the application of cold (pressure-sensitive adhesive or PSA) laminating films. It is not needed for the application of single-liner cold adhesives.