Lamellar tears differ from lamination because they are more extensive and involve thicker layers of nonmetallic contaminants.

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Lamellar tears involve thinner layers of nonmetallic contaminants compared to lamination, but they are more extensive and can span across the thickness of the material. Lamination, on the other hand, is the separation of the material into layers due to improper bonding or rolling during manufacturing.

Lamellar Tears Differ from Lamination Because They Are More Extensive