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The Fellowes ImageLast A3 Laminating Pouches are designed for professionals and home users who need to protect and enhance large-format documents like posters, notices, and certificates. Offering a professional glossy finish, these 80-micron pouches shield your work from moisture, dirt, and daily wear, though they are specifically sized for A3 documents and may require trimming for smaller paper sizes.
| Model Part Number | 5396403 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fellowes |
Yes, you can, but you will have extra pouch space that will need to be trimmed after lamination.
These are thermal laminating pouches and require a heated laminating machine to activate the adhesive.
The 80-micron thickness refers to the film layer itself, providing a standard, flexible protective coating.
Most modern Fellowes laminators do not require a carrier sheet. Check your laminator's user manual to confirm.
They are moisture-resistant and protect against spills and humidity, though they should not be submerged in water.
The laminator has not reached the required temperature. Wait for the 'ready' light to activate before inserting the next pouch.
Turn off the laminator immediately. Use the 'reverse' function if your machine has one, or carefully pull the pouch out from the rear of the machine.
This is often caused by dust on the document or too low a temperature. Ensure the paper is clean and the machine is fully heated.
To set up your laminating project, place your document centrally within the pouch, ensuring it is at least 3-5mm from the sealed edge. Set your laminator to the appropriate temperature for 80-micron pouches. If you are using a machine with adjustable speed or temperature settings, refer to your machine's manual for the best results with 80-micron film. For care, store unused pouches in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the adhesive from degrading. Once laminated, wipe the document with a soft, dry cloth if it collects dust, and avoid exposing the finished product to extreme heat or bending, which can cause the laminate to delaminate or crack.
