Call 847-398-5212, Different Types of Laminators

When it comes to preservation of your photos and cards or getting that professional and sheen look for your documents, lamination is the best solution.  It is the process of binding two thin sheets, called laminating film, in which the material is placed between the sheets to seal the film for protection purposes.

Laminators come in two types and a variable lengths; namely hot and cold laminators.  Hot ones require heat with approximately 200-300 degree Fahrenheit depending on the thickness of the film to be laminated.  When feeding the material, make sure to push the closed edge of the film or clue side not the open edge or you might damage the item.  Furthermore, you need to wait for 10 minutes for the laminator to heat up before you can feed the item into the machine. Most photographs are not advised to be laminated on a hot one. On the other hand, cold lamination doesn't require heat to be functional, mainly just pressures.

The laminator uses pressure to bind the film and its more preferred especially in areas with children around since it does not emit heat.  It is used to laminate materials sensitive to heat and it saves up on electricity consumption since it doesn't need to be plugged to make it functional, which makes it handier as compared to hot laminators.

When it comes to costing both types of laminator machines have similar price brackets however cold laminator supplies are a bit costly as compared to the materials used for hot laminators. On the other hand, when looking for the perfect service provider of your laminating needs, Correct-Tek Copier Svc. brand is the answer. It handles variety of sizes for laminating, binding and other similar services. You can access them online for shopping.  The brands serviced are mainly GBC, Seal, Ledco, just to name a few.

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