Month: June 2017

The act of laminating important documents requires using the right laminator overall. Both roll and pouch laminators add a professional touch, but which should become a permanent staple of your school or office? Here, we’ll discuss four factors that can help compare both models and leave you with a better chance of finding your perfect machine. 1. The Cost of Materials On the subject of material cost, pouches generally require more funding to fit more specific size variations. However, roll laminators have a larger throat width, offering more space to complete more laminating, often for less price per project....

What is the “throat” of a laminator, and how is it used in the lamination process? Read on to learn more about the throat’s purpose. The throat of the laminator is the opening where documents are inserted to be laminated. Its overall width is considered to be the “size” of the throat, indicating how many sheets can be placed into the laminator at one time. This is how it works for both the roll and pouch laminating machine: Roll Laminator With a throat size that can measure anywhere from 12 inches wide to 60 inches wide, the roll laminating...