635 MM Clear Laminate Roll Moisture Barrier 80 Micron Photo Lamination Film

1. Description:

Laminating Roll Film in a variety of lengths, thickness and core size. When you have a lot of laminating to do, consider using a roll laminator. These are commonly seen in schools and print shops. Roll lamination is great when you have large documents or posters.

Laminating Rolls are used in pairs-with one roll on the bottom of the Roll Laminating Machine and one roll on the top. As the film is fed over the hot roller it heats up and the glue on the roll melts, enabling it to adhere to the document or poster that is being laminated. Once laminated, simply cut your documents to size.

2. Specifications:

3. Which micron should I choose?

A micron (or Mic) is the term used to measure the thickness of the lamination sheet. The higher the micron the thicker the sheet, and so the more rigid the finish when laminated. We sell pouches from 60 to 250 Mic. Choose the one that best suits your needs, all of our pouches are good quality. How do I choose the right laminating pouch micron? We recommend the following:

•  80 micron - where handling is minimal and moderate flexibility is acceptable, often used when documents are to be filed or protected by a folder.
•  100-150 Micron - where handling is intensive and documents need to stand up to daily use. Examples are sales materials, signs, posters, menus, calendars, membership cards, luggage tags, ID tags, photographs etc.
•  175-250 micron - when a rigid format is needed. Examples are display signs, placemats, or heavy duty uses, always check your laminating machine to ensure it can handle this thickness.

4. Things to remember when ordering Laminating Rolls

Core Size – This is the inner diameter of the cardboard core of the Laminating Roll. It is usually 76mm,58mm and 25mm.

Width – This is the mm measurement to suit your roll laminator. For example an 800mm wide Roll Laminator would use 790mm wide Laminating Rolls

Micron – This denotes the thickness of the Roll Laminating Film. For example 60 micron gives a lightweight finish and 150 micron gives a thicker laminate. The most popular weight used is 80 Micron.

5. Why Choose Us:

•  Professional Manufacturer
•  More Than 15 Years Experience
•  OEM/ODM Service.
•  Products Exported To Europe, United States ,Southeast Asia, Middle East and other countries and regions.