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    Lamination film

    Pouches and rolls for hot (thermal) lamination by My Print — A5, A4, A3 formats (80–150 µm, 100 pcs) and 0.32×200 m rolls in glossy, matte and holographic finishes. They bond with heat in a laminator and give documents, photos and print a rigid, water-resistant shell.

    Below — how to choose between pouches and a roll, which thickness to take for your task, and how hot lamination differs from cold.

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      Sorting:
      Hotlamination in a laminator
      80–150 µmpouch thickness
      A5 · A4 · A3pouch formats
      Roll 0.32×200 mfor runs

      What it is and why

       
      In short: for individual documents, photos and badges, choose pouches in the right format (A5/A4/A3) and thickness (80–150 µm): place the item inside, run it through a pouch laminator, and get a rigid, sealed card. For large runs and long or wide formats, choose a roll 0.32×200 m for a roll laminator (glossy, matte or holographic decor). All of this is hot lamination — a strong, waterproof result; for heat-sensitive prints, choose cold film.

      Pouches or roll

       

      Pouches

      Ready two-sided pockets: place the item inside, run it through a pouch laminator, and get a fully sealed, rigid and waterproof card. Formats A5, A4, A3; thickness 80–150 µm; 100 pcs per pack.

      Roll

      Continuous film for a roll laminator: large runs and long or wide formats without a sheet-size limit. Glossy, matte or holographic finish; roll 0.32×200 m.

      Which film thickness

       

      80 µm

      The thinnest and most flexible — for documents, menus and materials flipped through often.

      100 µm

      All-round — certificates, diplomas, price lists and instructions.

      125 µm

      Denser, holds its shape — badges, signs and reusable materials.

      150 µm

      The most rigid, like a plastic card — passes, ID badges and cards.

      Lamination film comparison

       
      FormFormat / SizeThicknessSurfaceMethodBest for (when to choose)
      PouchesA5 · 154×216 mm80–150 µmGlossyHotPhotos, small documents, A5 badges
      PouchesA4 · 216×303 mm80–150 µmGlossyHotDocuments, menus, certificates, instructions
      PouchesA3 · 303×426 mm80–150 µmGlossyHotPosters, drawings, large menus
      Roll0.32×200 m—GlossyHotLarge runs, bright glossy protection
      Roll0.32×200 m—MatteHotRuns without glare, a readable surface
      Roll0.32×200 m—HolographicHotDecor, advertising, souvenirs

      Hot or cold lamination

       

      Hot lamination

      Film with a thermal adhesive bonds to the print under the laminator’s heat: a strong, fully sealed, waterproof result. Needs a laminator; not for heat-sensitive prints.

      Cold lamination

      Self-adhesive, no-heat film — safe for photos and heat-sensitive materials. Go to cold film ›

      Browse the catalogue

       
      A5 pouches ›A4 pouches ›A3 pouches ›Glossy roll ›Matte roll ›Holographic roll ›

      Who needs which film

       

      Office & paperwork

      Certificates, passes, instructions and orders — A4 pouches at 100–150 µm for a rigid, tidy look.

      Cafés, shops, services

      Menus, price lists and tags that withstand moisture and frequent use — A4/A3 pouches or a roll for runs.

      Advertising, photos & decor

      Posters, photographs and souvenirs — a roll (including holographic) and large A3 formats.

      Not sure which film to choose?

      Tell us: the format you need (A5 / A4 / A3 or a roll), your approximate volume, the thickness (80–150 µm) and whether you have a laminator (pouch or roll) — we’ll pick the film, and a laminator too if needed.

      My Print · pouches of 100 pcs · 0.32×200 m rolls · consumables in stock
      Tip
      Before hot lamination, make sure the print is fully dry and the toner or ink has set: you won’t be able to fix the document after lamination. For heat-sensitive prints and photos, cold film is the better choice.

      Related categories

       
      LaminatorsCold lamination filmPlotters & cutting materials

      FAQ about "Lamination consumables":

      Hot lamination needs a laminator: film with a thermal adhesive bonds to the print under heat and gives a strong, fully sealed, waterproof result.

      • Hot — stronger and more durable, but needs a laminator and is not suitable for heat-sensitive prints;
      • Cold — self-adhesive, no heat, safe for photos and sensitive materials.
      • Pouches — for individual documents, photos and badges; ready two-sided pockets, need a pouch laminator;
      • Roll — for large runs and long or wide formats; needs a roll laminator.
      • 80 µm — flexible, for documents flipped through often;
      • 100 µm — all-round, for certificates and price lists;
      • 125 µm — denser, holds its shape;
      • 150 µm — the most rigid, for badges and passes.

      Yes. Hot film bonds to the print only in a laminator: pouches need a pouch laminator, a roll needs a roll laminator. You can pick a laminator in the “Laminators” section.

      • Documents — certificates, diplomas, instructions, orders;
      • Commercial materials — menus, price lists, tags;
      • Identification — badges, passes;
      • Photos & advertising — photographs, posters, souvenirs.

      Hot lamination heats the material, so for heat-sensitive prints (including some photos and receipts) it can be risky. For such items, choose cold self-adhesive film, which is applied without heat.

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