Cosmo Films, a global leader in specialty films for packaging, lamination, labeling and industrial applications, demonstrated its thermal lamination capabilities at Printing United Expo 2026, held from 23-25 September at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Cosmo Films brought together its thermal lamination films with Synergy Italy’s lamination technology, offering printers and converters an opportunity to experience the application process. Further, consumers and visitors understood how film selection and equipment performance work together to deliver consistent finishing results.
The collaboration marked a move towards a more application-led approach to film solutions, where material suppliers and technology providers work together to address the complete requirements of printing and finishing operations. Rather than showcasing films as standalone products, Cosmo Films’ focused on demonstrating their performance in an actual lamination environment.
Speaking on the participation, Kulbhushan Malik, global business head, Cosmo Films, said, “The value of a lamination film is ultimately determined by how it performs in the printing and finishing process. Our collaboration with Synergy Italy allows us to take that conversation from the product level to the application level. By demonstrating the film and machine together, we can give customers a more practical understanding of the process and the possibilities for their own operations.”
Alongside the thermal lamination demonstration, Cosmo Films showcased CSP and Green Graphic Films, giving visitors a broader view of its solutions for the printing and visual communication ecosystem. Green Graphic Films are PVC-free solutions developed for graphic applications, reflecting the company’s focus on developing alternatives for evolving material requirements.
Through the collaboration with Synergy Italy, Cosmo Films aims to engage directly with printers, converters and finishing specialists and demonstrate how film innovation, equipment capability and application expertise can come together to improve the overall lamination process.
