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Thermal ID Card Laminator Machine Home Laminators With A3 Size LM-330i

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Product Details:

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Laminate documents up to A3 size in the comfort of your own home with The Rayson A3 Home Laminator. The machine warms up in less than 5 minutes and can laminate at speeds of up to 30 cm per minute so you can laminate documents, photos, posters or children& acute;s artwork in no time.

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Warms up in 3-5 minutes.

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Can laminate documents up to A3 size.

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Supports laminating pouches up to 125 microns.

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Laminates at speeds of up to 30 cm per minute.


LM-330i?Product details:

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Model | LM-330i |
laminating width(mm) | 330 |
Machine size(mm) | 530*210*105 |
MAX temp(sheets) | 180 |
Worm up time(min) | 1 YEAR |
Rollers(pcs) | 3-6 |
Cold laminating functon | Yes |
Reverse | Yes |
Limited Warranty | 1 |
Power(W) | 600 |
laminating thickness MAX.(mm) | 1.2 |
Carton(mm) | 595x295x280 |
G.W.(Kg) | 14.1 |
Pcs/Carton | 2 |
20& acute;/40& acute; FCL(PCS) | 1216/2492 |
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What is Lamination?

Lamination is a quick and easy way to protect your prints. Lamination protects prints by permanently bonding clear plastic film to one or both sides of the prints, making them tear and waterproof. It preserves your prints from moisture and environmental damage. In addition, color enhancement and contrast are added to your print images. Glossy-looking prints have a higher quality look to them. Lamination prevents prints from becoming creased, sun damaged, wrinkled, stained, smudged, abraded and/or marked by grease, fingerprints and environmental concerns.


Types of Laminators

There are many types and makes of [hot pouch laminators] in use, some have flat heated plates and others have heated rollers. Some require a card carrier, or [laminating pouch carrier sheet], to be used every time that you laminate an item, others may not. Many more expensive models may have either adjustable speed or adjustable heat settings. There are also cold laminators, which laminate using a & quot;sticky& quot; type of film and no heat. Due to these and many other factors, our trouble shooting guide and tips are by no means exhaustive and may not be accurate for every machine. Please consult the manufacturers guidelines or contact your supplier for specific information concerning your machine.


Hot Laminating Machines

Hot laminators use a [lamination pouch] that is usually sealed on one side. The inside of the lamination pouch is coated with a heat-activated film that adheres to the product being laminated as it runs through the laminator. The pouch containing the print, laminate and substrate is passed through a set of heated rollers under pressure, insuring that all adhesive layers bond to one another.


Cold Laminating Machines

Cold pouch laminators do not use heat to laminate pouches. The cold roll/pouch lamination film is pressure-sensitive, which means the film has a sticky side that adheres to the product when it is brought into contact. Cold lamination is good for use with products that can be damaged by heat. One example of this would be wax-based ink that can be melted by heat. Another is using pressure-sensitive adhesives with temperature-sensitive media, such as vinyl or other low melt plastics.

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