Laminating Pouches ARGO 60×95 mm 125 micron glossy, pack of 100

ARGO glossy laminating pouches 60×95 mm, 125 micron thickness, pack of 100 are designed to protect and preserve small-format documents, cards, photos and labels. Compatible with hot and cold pouch laminators that accept 60×95 mm pouches, these gloss-finish laminating films add a clear protective layer that resists moisture, dirt and everyday wear while improving image contrast and color depth. The compact size makes them suitable for laminating identification cards, price tags, small photos and instructional labels in office, school and home environments.

Advantages

The 125 micron PET film provides durable protection without excessive rigidity, preserving flexibility for small items. The glossy surface enhances color and sharpness of printed material and creates a smooth, professional appearance. Packed in a set of 100 pouches, this product offers consistent pouch thickness and finish for repeatable results, and compatibility with both hot and cold pouch laminators increases usability across different machines.

Suitable for

• Laminating small photos and instant-print images
• ID cards, membership or access badges
• Price tags, shelf labels and product information cards
• Instructional labels, small signage and maintenance tags
• School projects, flashcards and craft items

Key specifications

• Format: 60 × 95 mm
• Film thickness: 125 micron (total pouch thickness)
• Finish: glossy
• Pouch type: suitable for hot and cold pouch laminators
• Quantity: 100 pouches per pack

How to use

Place the item to be laminated centrally inside the pouch, ensuring edges are aligned and no dust or debris remain on the surface. For hot lamination, preheat the pouch laminator to the manufacturer’s recommended setting for 125 micron film and feed the sealed edge first. For cold lamination, follow the laminator or adhesive carrier instructions to avoid air bubbles. After lamination, allow the pouch to cool flat before trimming edges if required.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use clean, dry originals and store unused pouches flat in a cool, dry place. When laminating items with sensitive inks or thermal prints, test a single pouch first to confirm compatibility with hot lamination; use the cold lamination option when heat may damage the material. Trim laminated items with a sharp cutter, leaving a small sealed border to maintain the integrity of the seal.