Laminating envelopes 65x95 mm 150mic.

Laminating Pouches 65x95 mm 150mic. – Maximum Document Durability

Type: Hot laminating pouches
Thickness: 150 microns

Frequently used documents like ID cards, badges, or reference tags wear out quickly. 65x95 mm laminating pouches provide a professional solution to preserve important information and give it a polished appearance.

Enhanced Protection and Premium Thickness

These pouches feature a 150-micron thickness. This is a premium choice that provides significantly more rigidity than standard 80-micron films, giving your document a "plastic card" feel.

• Bend Resistance: The document becomes stiff and difficult to fold, making it ideal for cards carried in pockets or badge holders.
• Moisture Protection: The laminated surface is completely waterproof, protecting content from spills, dust, or mechanical damage.

Visual Clarity and Gloss Finish

The glossy surface acts like a varnish, protecting and enhancing the aesthetics of the document:

• Color Enhancement: The high-gloss finish increases visual contrast, making logos, photos, and text look sharper and more vibrant.
• Clarity: Made from high-quality polymers, the film becomes crystal clear after the heating process, without any cloudiness.

Technical Summary

Key specifications:

• Dimensions: 65 x 95 mm (perfect for standard identification cards).
• Thickness: 150 microns (per side).
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack.
• Surface: Transparent, glossy.

Verdict

These laminating pouches are essential in offices, factories, or schools where long-lasting protection for small-format documents is required. They offer an excellent balance of cost and maximum durability.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are these pouches compatible with all laminators?

Yes, they are compatible with all hot laminating machines that support at least 150-micron thickness. Ensure your device is set to the correct temperature before use.

Can I laminate objects smaller than 65x95 mm?

Absolutely. You can place a smaller card inside the pouch and trim the edges after lamination, leaving at least a 3mm sealed border for security.