Types of lamination, what is a difference between solvent less and solvent base?

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Solventless and solvent-based lamination are two types of lamination processes used in packaging development.

Solventless lamination uses adhesives that do not contain solvents, while solvent-based lamination uses adhesives that contain solvents.
Solventless lamination is considered to be more environmentally friendly and cost-effective than solvent-based lamination.
Solvent-based lamination requires more drying time and ventilation due to the use of solvents.
Solventless lamination is commonly used for food packaging, while solvent-based lamination is used for industrial packaging.
Solventless lamination provides better barrier properties and higher bond strength than solvent-based lamination.

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