A3 Matte 250mic Pressure Sensitive Laminating Film

Hot / Cold Transparent Laminating Pouch PET EVA Glossy / Matte / Sticky / Film A4 A3 Sheet Roll Size

Chris Laminating PET film as the substrate, evenly coated EVA, after special treatment, to form a high-quality plate packaging materials. Mainly used for storage and protection of various parts of the material, such as portrait photos, graffiti painting, certificates, plant specimens, certificate labels, study cards, photographic works, sketch paintings, advertising documents, literary and historical materials, pictures, licenses, business licenses, precious letters, securities, delivery, menus, and so on. The advantages of the film is: moistureproof, dustproof, anti-fade, easy to save for a long time. It has high light transmittance and good corrosion resistance.

Feature:

After laminated, it has many advantages, such as waterproof, preventing alteration,preventing destructive insect, bearing rot. Besides, it is also clear, transparent, well-pressed, beautiful and easy to wash.

Products:

Regular size of the PET laminating film

• 60 * 90 mm
• 70 * 100 mm
• 80 * 110 mm
• 95 * 135 mm
• A6 111 * 154 mm
• A5 154 * 216 mm
• A4 216 * 303 mm
• A3 303 * 426 mm

Thermal, Hot Laminating Film

Thermal laminating machines, also known as hot shoes or hot roller laminating machines, are standard office equipment. These laminates use a thermosetting film that utilizes a thermosetting adhesive to ensure your project is finished with a crystal clarity. This is the standard laminate that you might be used to. (If you have a laminate bag, you can also use a hot laminate bag to help you complete those small projects.) Thermal laminate is available in a wide range of sizes, allowing you to laminate anything from business cards to wide-format posters.

Uses for Thermal Laminating Film

The uses for thermal laminating film are incredibly varied simply because so many projects can handle the high temperatures used with hot roll laminators. Consider using thermal laminating film for projects such as…

• Documents (letter-size and bigger)
• Posters
• ID cards and business cards
• Banner and display graphics (not all banner materials are compatible with thermal films – please contact us to see if yours is)
• Restaurant menus
• Legal documents

Packing: 

OPP bag+box+carton (usually 100 pcs per pack)

• A4(216*303mm): 10 packs/ctn (carton size: 45*32*17cm)
• A3(303*426mm): 5 packs/ctn (carton size: 45*32*17cm)
• A5(154*216mm): 20 packs/ctn (carton size: 45*32*17cm)

What to consider in laminating film

While laminating film is one of the most important office supplies for many companies, you might not know exactly what to look for. It’s not just temperature you need to consider about laminating film. The finish, thickness, and roll length are all key components in choosing a laminating film.

Finish:

There are several different finishes available in composite films.
Matte laminates don't have glare or anti-fingerprint, but keep in mind that they do have some granular texture.This type of film is ideal for posters, artwork, and displays.On the other hand, the standard, shiny composite film is shiny and gives clearer detail and brighter colors.This is a cost-effective option for menus, ID CARDS, reports, and so on.
Choose between the two, add satin or gloss film to your multi-layer wish list.The images and text look sharp, but the glare problem does not exist!

Thickness:

The thickness of laminated film was measured in MILs.A millimeter is one thousandth of an inch, which means it's very thin.Although all laminates are thin, different MIL thicknesses have different applications.
For example, 1.5 mil film (0.0015 ") is very thin and is ideal for items printed on heavy CARDS, such as business CARDS.This is the cheapest laminate.

On the other hand, 10 mil film is very hard and hard to bend. It is commonly used for ID badges, reference tables, and menus that do not collapse.If you're using roll film, be sure to circle the edges of your last piece, because the laminate is actually quite sharp!
There are different Miler thicknesses between the two, but keep in mind that the higher the Miler number, the sturdier your final document will be (and therefore less curved).

Width , Coresize , and Length: 

These three factors are mainly applicable to the type of film press you have.Many laminating machines have the ability to handle laminating in different widths and core sizes, so it is important to make sure that the film roller you buy will work with your laminating machine.

As for length, most films have a standard length in common.For rolls with more options, don't buy rolls that are too long

: they may be too big to fit into your machine!