(materials) A thin sheet made of superposed layers of plastic bonded or impregnated with resin or compressed under heat.
laminated plastic
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(′lam·ə′nād·əd ′plas·tik)
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A plastic material consisting of superimposed layers of a synthetic resin-impregnated or resin-coated filler which have been bonded together (usually by means of heat and pressure) to form a single piece.
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