What s Hot About Cool Touch Laminators
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The Appeal of Cool Touch Laminators
Overview
Laminators are no longer confined to large offices or print shops. Today, many people choose home laminators to preserve and protect important documents. Schools are also joining the trend by using laminators to create colorful, lasting memories of children's projects, self-made books, and artwork. Let's explore the many versatile uses of laminators.
Ideal Uses for a Desktop Laminator
Desktop laminators have become popular in home offices due to their versatility. These machines typically handle sheets of laminating film and can accommodate projects up to 9 x 12 inches. Some models feature a cool-touch exterior, making them safe for children. The laminated items also come out cool, allowing for immediate handling.
Common Items to Laminate at Home
1. Recipe cards
2. IDs and Social Security cards
3. Important documents such as birth and marriage certificates
4. Bookmarks
5. Children’s flashcards and study aids
6. Family chore charts
7. Homemade placemats for kids
8. Photographs
9. Babysitter contact sheets and checklists
10. Papers with poems, quotes, or lists
For home businesses, laminators can protect business cards and phone lists, as well as inventory reorder lists or procedural documentation.
Industrial Laminators
Industrial laminators cater to businesses with their ability to use large rolls of laminating film, allowing continuous lamination with durable plastic. They can handle extra-wide projects, making them ideal for laminating items like menus, book covers, and charts. These machines use high heat for a strong seal.
Tips for Efficient Lamination
If you're unsure about purchasing a laminator, consider that combining smaller projects can save time and money. For example, you can place multiple small photos on a single 9 x 12 sheet, ensuring enough space between items for a secure seal.
When trimming laminated projects, leave a margin of at least 1/8 inch to keep the seal intact and the item protected over time.
When buying a laminator, opt for a size slightly larger than your current needs. You can always batch smaller items, but larger projects require a machine with a greater feed width and film capacity.
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