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The Durable SEAL-IT self-laminating pouches are an ideal solution for professionals and individuals looking to protect small-format documents like ID cards, membership passes, and business cards without the need for specialized thermal laminating equipment. These pouches provide robust protection against moisture, grime, and physical wear, ensuring your documents remain pristine; however, they require careful manual alignment to avoid trapped air bubbles during the sealing process.
| Model Part Number | 843819 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Durable |
No, these are self-laminating and require only manual pressure to seal.
While possible, trimming may compromise the seal along the edges, potentially allowing moisture to enter.
They offer UV and water protection, but they are designed primarily for indoor use and typical office environments.
No, the adhesive is permanent once applied; take care to align the document properly on the first try.
Each pack contains 100 individual sheets.
Use a credit card or flat edge to gently push the air toward the nearest open edge during the application process.
Ensure that the document is not too thick for the pouch and verify that the adhesive backing is completely flat before pressing.
To achieve the best results, ensure your document is clean and dry before insertion. Center the document inside the pouch, leaving an even border on all sides. When sealing, start from one edge and apply firm, even pressure across the surface using a flat object like a plastic ruler to push out trapped air. These pouches are compatible with standard office document scanners. To maintain clarity, keep the laminated items away from extreme heat sources, which could degrade the adhesive over time.
