Yes, but those that need annual inspection and seal can't be over-molded. Some certificates have numbers on the first page and photos on the second page, so they can't be over-modeled. When copying such certificates, it is necessary to copy the number page and signature page.

Over-molding, also known as post-press laminating or post-press pasting, refers to a product processing technology that uses a laminating machine to cover the surface of printed matter with a transparent plastic film with a thickness of 0.0 12 ~ 0.020 mm to form a paper-plastic integration. Generally speaking, according to the process used, it can be divided into instant film and precoated film, and according to the different film materials, it can be divided into bright film and matt film.

Overmolding process

1. First, cut the paper or photo you want to plastic into the size you want.

2. Press and seal with plastic film. Watch the edges.

3. After the temperature of the over-molding machine reaches a certain level, you can start over-molding.

4. seal the paper or photos after you finish, don't touch water or anything, it can be kept for a long time.