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Pre Punched Laminating Pouches , PET Laminating Film Pouches For Cards

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1.?Description:

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Laminating film is a kind of sheet material which is made up of the high-quality transparent PETmaterial, spreaded the adhesive EVA in its single side by specially processed.

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Our laminating pouches range from business card size up to large format A2. We can also customise laminating pouches to your requirements, for example cutting down to a specific size, or punching slots so that you can attach a lanyard or id clip. Check out our laminating pouches section for a wide variety of pouches and accessories.

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Slotted Laminating Pouches?come with a slot already punched into the pouch. Attach a lanyard, [luggage loop] or chain to use the laminated card as an ID badge or luggage label. You can protect your business cards, membership cards, luggage tags etc with these laminating pouches. We recommend you order a size with a 5mm overlap.

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2. Specifications:

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Material | PET+EVA |
Type | Slotted/With Slot |
Size | A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8, B4, B5 or other any size as customers& acute; requirements |
Thickness | 60mic-250mic/2.4mil-10mil |
Packing | Normally 100 pcs/pack,opp bag+white/color box+carton.(or as customers& acute; requirements) |
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3.?Applications:

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Protect your business cards, membership cards, luggage tags etc with these laminating pouches.

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Use slotted pouches for many of your laminating needs, including:
# ?name badges, id& acute;s, identity cards
# ?luggage tags, membership cards

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4. ?Which micron should I choose?

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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.

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5. Why Laminate?


By laminating, you are protecting and preserving your print. This could be anything from a certificate awarded to children at school, to a vehicle wrap advertising your company on a fleet of vans.
Lamination also improves appearance by enhancing almost any type of printed materials. It deepens & brightens colours and improves contrast.


Laminated materials also provide a higher quality finish, an important factor to so many businesses throughout the world as a professional looking brochure, leaflet or business card can improve a companies image and help to generate more sales.


There are a number of different films and pouches available. 2 of the most popular are matt and gloss, but laminator film is also available in finishes including soft touch, sandtex, anti-graffiti for outdoor use and eco-friendly biodegradable.

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6. ?Instructions For Use:
# # ? Open the pouch and place the item to be laminated centrally inside the pouch as close to the sealed edge possible.
# ? Insert the pouch, with the sealed edge first into the laminator at the correct temperature.
# ? Allow the pouch to cool to the touch before handling it.


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