Protective 0.5mm Frosted PVC Cold Laminating Film Roll For Photo Album

 
 Product Name: Frosted Cold Laminating Film For Protection and Photo album
 
 Product Description:
 

• Cold Laminating Film uses silicon paper as the release paper, and the transparent PVC as the Surface processing by back adhesive gum, according to the texture of the membrane surface it can be divided into these different kinds of protecting protective film as glossy film, matte film, stars magic film, laser film, and some special texture, a large number of using film is glossy and matte in the production of advertising.
• Cold laminating film is alternative to thermal laminating film that require no heat to activate the adhesive.
• Similar to using standard adhesive tape to cover your document.
• cold lamination is perfect when the precision quality of a thermal heat laminator is not necessary.
• Roll lamination film preserves and protects documents.
• Roll lamination film can be used to laminate posters, maps, signs and other documents.

Product Features:

• Excellent performance ratio for outdoor promotional graphics.
• Easy to be peel out without Residual glue.
• Suitable for all kinds of eco-solvent-based printers, including ROLAND DG machines.
• Car body, wall body advertising.
• Interior & exterior signs.
• Vehicle advertising/graphics, irregular arc surface advertising.
• Removable vinyl for temporary promotional and point of sale advertising.

 
 Product Specfications:
 

Advantages of Applying Cold Laminating Film:

• No electricity needed.

 
With hot lamination, you need to leave a ridge of film around the outside of your project to keep it intact. With cold lamination, you can cut right through the paper and still maintain a sealed finished product!
You don't have to clean blades, spools, change hot tip supplies, or troubleshoot. This machine is built strong to last long!
 

• Laminate first, cut after - the edges are sealed!

 
With a bit of a learning curve when you're using hot lamination, the cold laminator is a matter of lining up your piece within the guides, pushing it up against the laminate, and turning a hand-crank until your project is sealed top-to-bottom!
 

• No maintenance.

 
Because you're hand-cranking the document through the cold laminator, the tool will not error-out and render a machine almost useless like can sometimes happen with automatic-feed hot lamination. And when constant break-downs are non-existent, your cold laminator will last a long, long time.
 

• No experience required.

 
Remember that plastic-y smell we mentioned? I'm sure you know it well. There are no toxic fumes with cold lamination because there's no heating required. Keep your work environment safe, pleasant for the nose, and always cool to the touch!
 

• No jams or mis-feeds.

 
Hot lamination requires a "warm-up" period every time you want to use it. Cold Laminators are ready to go whenever, wherever you are. Just load the roll of laminate once and you're set for hundreds of uses!
 

• No mess, no fumes.

 
Place a cold laminator anywhere - on a mobile cart, on a workroom table, or in the middle of a room - you never need to plug it in, so you aren't restricted by wall outlets!
 
 
 FAQs:

• how do I use this?

 
          Acrylic glue is a resin-based adhesive that is comprised of acrylic or methyl acrylic polymers. This Adhesive is most commonly found in most but all laminating film and vinyl.
Like most adhesive-based products, unused laminating film will degrade over time. The shelf-life for lamination (in both pouch and roll form) is generally between 18 months and two years, after which the adhesive will begin to deteriorate.
 

• What is a ACRYLIC Glue?

•          Being aware of the key variables (core size, film grade, roll width, and film thickness) that distinguish the different types of roll laminating film will help you avoid purchasing film that is incompatible with your roll laminating machine.

• Does Laminating Film Expire?

 
          There is one layer of adhesive on the side of the clear lamination film, that adhesive layer is protected by a backing paper that you peel off when you're ready to apply the lamination. I'm not sure how this could be used to make stick on labels... unless you screen printed directly onto the non-adhesive side of the lamination film with a solvent ink
 

• What Are The Key Factors To Consider When Purchasing Roll Laminating Film?

 
         Yes, it can be used on this sticker.
 

• does this film have adhesive on the back to make stick-on labels?

 
          You can directly use this laminating film by the cold laminator
 
 
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