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lamination
This term describes the application of a protective seal or the inherent layered structure of a material. In a commercial or office context, it carries a connotation of preservation and durability, often associated with documents and identification cards to prevent degradation from moisture or handling.
In engineering and metallurgy, the word shifts from a positive attribute of construction to a negative indicator of failure. When referring to defects in steel or timber, it signifies a structural weakness where layers have split or failed to bond, implying a risk of collapse or instability.
Meanings
The process of bonding a thin layer of plastic or other protective material to a surface to protect it from damage or wear.
The lamination of the identification cards ensures they remain waterproof.
Examples
I need to get this menu lamination done before the restaurant opens.
The lamination on my old ID card is starting to peel off at the edges.
Can you handle the lamination of these flyers for the school fair?
The carbon fiber wing relies on precise lamination for maximum strength.
The artisan explained how the lamination of the wood prevents warping.
This high tech fabric uses a special lamination to keep the wind out.
The engineer noticed a slight lamination in the alloy plate during the scan.
Wait, is that a lamination crack in the support beam?