Oregon Lamination Standard Thermal Laminating Roll Film 12-inch x 200-feet x 1-inch core (2 Rolls) 5.0 Mil Gloss Finish

Oregon Lamination heat activated laminating roll film on 1" core 12" x 200' x 5.0 mil with glossy finish represents quality lamination rolls for thermal laminators. Overall diameter is approximately 4.1" inches and fits the most roll laminating machines on the market using 1" diameter feed roll mandrels. It’s the perfect blend of quality and value in general purpose laminating film. Bonds well to copy, inkjet and other porous papers with light to medium ink coverage. Laminating produces a very good clear protective finish to any document or art project and will protect them from water, dirt, and handling. Oregon Lamination film and can be used on any brand thermal roll laminator. Melting temperature is 240 to 280 degrees. High clarity and finish performs beautifully. Enhance your graphics with our durable, high quality thermal polyester (PET) laminating films. Polyester is the most common choice for thermal laminating roll film chosen for 2-side laminating applications due to durability, rigidity and temperature range. TIP: The actual temperature required for ANY laminating film varies by laminator type (heated roller vs heat shoe), laminating speed, ambient temperature, type of paper and even the color(s) of the print being laminated. Standard High melt adhesive design for two-sided laminating Economically priced and suitable basic lamination Retains properties and flexibility from -50 degrees F to 350+ degrees F Resists penetration by chemicals, greases, and oils Common Applications Menus Flash Cards Index Cards Counter Cards Tab Sheets Signs & Notices Arts and Crafts

• 5.0 mil thick 12” x 200’ on 1” core Roll (125mic thick, 305mm x 61m on 25mm core), Reported to Run Flatter Than Other Brands
• Quality PET (polyester) with Standard Heat Activated Adhesive (Clear When Heat is applied)
• High Clarity Gloss Finish Brightens and Makes Colors Pop and Shine
• Retains properties and flexibility from -50 degrees F to 350+ degrees F
• Economically priced and Best Suited for Basic Lamination