Compare our cold lamination machines by size
All five machines work the same way: manual hand crank, pressure rollers, no heat and no electricity. Pick by the widest print you laminate. Prices update automatically from our store, and every order ships free across India with a GST invoice.
| Machine | Roller width | Good for | Price |
|---|
| 650mm (25 inch) cold lamination machine |
650mm / 25 inch |
Photos, documents, ID work, small posters |
₹7,999
₹9,000 |
| 750mm (29.5 inch) cold lamination machine |
750mm / 29.5 inch |
Posters and A1-width prints |
₹8,999
₹10,000 |
| 1000mm (39 inch) cold lamination machine |
1000mm / 39 inch |
Print shops doing mixed poster and banner work |
₹15,000
₹20,000 |
| 1300mm (51 inch) cold lamination machine |
1300mm / 51 inch |
Flex and signage shops, wide banners |
₹28,000
₹35,000 |
| 1600mm (63 inch) cold lamination machine |
1600mm / 63 inch |
Full-width flex, hoardings and vehicle graphics |
₹35,000
₹45,000 |
What does a cold lamination machine cost in India?
At Copier Bazar a manual cold lamination machine costs between ₹7,999 for the 650mm (25 inch) model and ₹35,000 for the 1600mm (63 inch) model with stand. The price depends almost entirely on roller width: a 25 inch machine covers photos, documents and small posters, while flex and signage shops need 51 to 63 inch rollers for full-width banners. All five models are hand-crank machines, so there is no motor to maintain and no electricity cost.
Cold or thermal lamination: which one do you need?
A cold lamination machine presses self-adhesive film onto the print using roller pressure alone. No heat means inkjet prints, photos and solvent flex prints do not curl, bubble or fade the way they can inside a hot laminator. Thermal machines suit small pouch work like ID cards; for wide-format prints, poster work and flex, cold roll lamination is the standard in Indian print shops. Our full guide, cold vs thermal lamination, walks through the differences with examples.
Which size should you pick?
Match the roller to the widest media you actually print. Photo studios and document shops rarely need more than the 650mm (25 inch) machine. Poster printers are comfortable at 750mm to 1000mm. Flex and signage shops should go straight to 1300mm (51 inch) or 1600mm (63 inch), because a machine narrower than your media means cutting every banner before laminating it.
Common questions
What is the price of a cold lamination machine in India?
Between ₹7,999 and ₹35,000 at Copier Bazar, depending on roller width: ₹7,999 for 650mm (25 inch) up to ₹35,000 for 1600mm (63 inch) with stand.
Is there a 24 inch cold lamination machine?
Our closest model is the 650mm machine, which is 25 inches: it handles everything a 24 inch machine would, at ₹7,999 with free delivery.
Does a cold lamination machine need electricity?
No. All our models are manual hand-crank machines with pressure rollers, so they work anywhere and have no motor to service.
What can I laminate on it?
Inkjet prints, photos, posters, documents, flex and vinyl prints. Because there is no heat, prints that would curl or bubble in a thermal laminator stay flat.
Cold lamination and thermal lamination: what is the difference?
Cold machines use self-adhesive film and roller pressure; thermal machines melt glue with heat. Heat-sensitive prints, photos and wide-format media belong on a cold machine, while small pouch jobs like ID cards suit thermal.
Written by the Copier Bazar team. We stock, test and ship these machines ourselves across India with a GST invoice on every order. Page updated September 2026.
