I’m having issues with my laminator. I laminated about 20 meters roll-to-roll and then cut them, but they are curling very strongly.
Could the pressure of the laminating rollers be too high, or is the brake on the print and take-up roller too strong?
It’s a cold laminator. The film used was Oracal 3351 with Oraguard 215. I waited 24 hours before laminating, but the material was kept rolled up on a roll. After laminating, another 10 hours passed before cutting.
Could storing the laminated material rolled up for too long before cutting be causing this issue?

Could the pressure of the laminating rollers be too high, or is the brake on the print and take-up roller too strong?
It’s a cold laminator. The film used was Oracal 3351 with Oraguard 215. I waited 24 hours before laminating, but the material was kept rolled up on a roll. After laminating, another 10 hours passed before cutting.
Could storing the laminated material rolled up for too long before cutting be causing this issue?
