Dry-Lam Low Melt Laminating Film 25-inch x 250-feet x 1-inch core (2 Rolls) 3.0 Mil Gloss

Dry-Lam low melt thermal laminating roll film on 1" core 25" x 250' x 3.0 mil with glossy finish represents professional quality lamination for all thermal roll laminators including heat shoe and heated roller types. Protect and enhance your prints and posters like the professionals do with low melt laminating film. Low melt polyester laminate is used primarily for encapsulation and provides excellent adhesion and clarity on coated and glossy papers as well as those with heavy ink coverage. This film has a special copolymer adhesive which allows the lamination film to seal at a much lower temperature than most films. Lower temperature allows the film to bond faster, which means faster production and increased efficiency. Bonding temperature reported at 220 to 250 F. 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. Polyester PET plastic films resist penetration by chemicals, greases, and oils and are the most commonly used laminate for hot roll laminators, especially when encapsulating paper sheets. Overall diameter is approximately 3.6" inches and fits most roll laminating machines using 1" diameter feed roll mandrels. Features: Low-melt adhesive typically used in commercial and professional trade laminating shops Crystal Clear Glossy Finish Enhances Images and Print Capable of Laminating coated and glossy papers as well as those with heavy ink coverage Retains dimensional stability from -50 degrees F to 350+ degrees F Common Applications MenusWide Format Graphics Posters Charts Maps Signs & Notices POP Displays

• Quality Lamination Roll Film Used by Commercial Trade Laminating Shops Worldwide
• Trade-Lam premium Crystal Clear Glossy Laminating Roll Film
• 3.0 mil thick 25” x 250’ on 1” core Roll (75mic thick, 635mm x 76m on 25mm core). Reported to Run Flatter Than Most Other Brands
• Capable of Laminating coated and glossy papers as well as those with heavy ink coverage
• Bonding Temperature Reported as low as 220 to 250 degrees F means Faster Production and Increased Efficiency