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| Feature | Dual-Mode Specification |
|---|---|
| Lamination Modes | Hot (Thermal) and Cold (Pressure-Sensitive) |
| Roller System | 4-Roller (Dual-Heat / Dual-Pressure) |
| Warm-Up Time | 90 - 120 Seconds (Fast Start) |
| Max Width | 230mm (A4) / 330mm (A3) Options |
| Temperature Range | 0掳C (Cold) to 135掳C (Hot) |
| Pouch Thickness | 80mic - 250mic (Heavy Duty) |
| Speed | 350mm per minute |
| Jam Protection | Manual Jam-Release Lever (ABS) |
Universal Finishing for Studios and Schools
Dual-Mode Laminators are the primary choice for Photography and Art Studios where artists frequently work with both heat-sensitive "Gicl茅e" prints and standard marketing materials. They are also essential in Educational Settings, where teachers use hot lamination for durable classroom aids and cold lamination for protecting sensitive student projects or vintage materials. In Corporate Marketing Departments, these machines are used to create everything from glossy brochures (Hot) to temporary window decals and vinyl signage (Cold).
In Public Libraries and Archives, the "Cold" setting is critical for preserving fragile historical documents that would otherwise be destroyed by thermal heat. Small Retail Businesses also benefit from the dual-mode capability, using it to create high-quality, permanent menus and outdoor signs that can withstand the elements. For B2B Distributors, this category is a "best-seller" due to its multi-functional appeal, catering to both the high-end professional and the general office supply market.
Advanced Versatility and Precision
- All-in-One Solution: Eliminates the need for two separate machines by offering both hot and cold lamination in one chassis.
- Fast Warm-Up: Advanced heating elements reduce waiting time, increasing office productivity.
- Anti-Bubble Technology: High-precision rollers ensure a perfectly flat and transparent finish on every document.
- Media Safety: The "Cold" setting ensures that heat-sensitive inks and papers are protected from thermal damage.
- Durable Construction: Engineered for continuous commercial use with heavy-duty internal gears and a heat-resistant outer shell.
Global Distribution and OEM Support
Our dual-mode laminators carry CE, GS, and RoHS certifications. We offer FOB Ningbo terms and specialize in Custom Retail Packaging for global brands. Every unit is tested for thermal consistency and motor torque before leaving the factory. We provide localized plug options for US, EU, UK, and AU markets. Standard lead time for a 20GP container is 30 days. Payment is typically 30% T/T deposit with the balance upon shipment, and we provide 1% spare parts for large-scale maintenance support.
- Q: Why would I use "Cold" lamination instead of "Hot"?
- A: Cold lamination is essential for items that can be damaged by heat, such as thermal faxes, certain types of ink-jet prints, and old photographs. It uses pressure-sensitive pouches to create a seal.
- Q: How do I switch between the two modes?
- A: Our machines feature a simple toggle switch. In "Cold" mode, the heater remains off while the rollers spin. In "Hot" mode, the machine will indicate with a green LED when it has reached the required temperature.
- Q: Can it handle 250-micron pouches?
- A: Yes, our dual-mode machines are built with high-torque motors and reinforced rollers to handle the extra pressure and heat required for heavy-duty 250-micron lamination.
- Q: Does the machine require a carrier sheet?
- A: No, our high-quality silicone rollers are non-stick. You can feed the pouch directly into the machine, which ensures a more even heat transfer and faster results.
- Q: What should I do if a document gets jammed?
- A: All our models include an ABS (Anti-Blocking System) lever. Simply press the lever to release the roller tension and manually pull the document back out safely.
