Oct 29, 2026
Remington Laminations announces the availability of soft touch laminating films for luxury packaging - offering pressure-sensitive, standard, and extreme-bond adhesive options in multiple thicknesses, finishes, and colors.
Grapevine, United States, October 29, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Remington Laminations’ inventory now lists soft-touch laminating films for packaging, with pressure-sensitive, standard, and extreme-bond adhesive options. As the company recently announced, these adhesive choices allow packaging buyers and print finishers to match bonding performance to the requirements of each job.
For more information, visit: https://remingtonlaminations.com/collections/soft-touch-laminating-films
Soft-touch lamination is highlighted for a velvety texture that sets this type of packaging apart from a standard matte finish, says the Remington Laminations team. Proponents credit the tactile quality for encouraging customers to handle packaging longer, a crucial consideration for products competing on retail shelves.
At the same time, adhesive selection is described as playing a central role in whether that finish holds up through production. According to Remington Laminations, cold, pressure-sensitive adhesive suits heat-sensitive media, while heat-assist adhesive is typically used for general single-sided lamination on paper and board.
As such, Remington’s variety of adhesive options give print finishers room to pair adhesive type with substrate and application instead of using a singular approach across different jobs.
“This laminating film is printable, glue-able and stamp-able,” adds a Remington Laminations representative. “It’s ideal for use in the custom packaging industry as well as for high-end book covers, packaging prototypes, corporate brochures, product branding as well as a variety of other applications.”
Beyond adhesive type, the collection spans a range of film formats and finishes - including matte soft-touch films in 3 mil and 5 mil thicknesses, film formulated specifically for labels, and scuff-resistant or colored options such as black and silver metal soft-touch laminate. Buyers can align thickness, finish, and color accordingly with the packaging design at hand, says the company.
Substrate compatibility is worth checking before placing an order, experts recommend - since soft-touch lamination tends to work best on rigid or semi-rigid packaging substrates. In addition, rough, uncoated, or kraft-style papers might not be ideal candidates for this finish, which is Remington Laminations urges customers to check stock against the film beforehand as a means of preventing production issues.
On the company itself, a spokesperson commented: "Our research, development and marketing of several unique products has enabled Remington Laminations to develop a worldwide presence within the wide format graphics industry as well as the luxury packaging establishment."
Interested parties can review adhesive options, film specifications, and current availability in more detail at: https://remingtonlaminations.com/
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Organization: Remington Laminations, Incorporated
Address: 213 North Dooley Street, Grapevine, TX 76051, United States
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Website: https://remingtonlaminations.com/
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