Laminating Film Roll Bantex 400 mm x 25 m, clear, 100 µm

Bantex laminating film roll, 400 mm wide and 25 m long, transparent with a thickness of 100 µm. This roll is intended for use in pouch or roll laminators that accept a 400 mm width and provides a clear protective layer for documents, posters and printed materials. The film offers moisture and dirt resistance to extend the life of frequently handled items while maintaining optical clarity and colour fidelity.

Advantages

The Bantex laminating film roll delivers consistent thickness and a smooth, clear finish that preserves printed detail and colours. Its 100 µm thickness balances protection and flexibility, allowing laminated items to remain reasonably pliable while resisting creases and light wear. The roll format reduces the need for frequent cartridge changes and supports continuous lamination of larger-format items.

Suitable for

• Office documents and presentation materials
• School papers, charts and teaching aids
• Posters, signs and point-of-sale displays
• Printed items from a small print shop or in-house reprographics

Key specifications

• Film width: 400 mm
• Roll length: 25 m
• Thickness: 100 µm (micrometres)
• Finish: clear / transparent
• Compatibility: suitable for pouch and roll laminators accepting 400 mm films
• Properties: moisture and dirt resistant surface

How to use

Cut the film to the required length if necessary and feed it into a compatible laminator following the laminator manufacturer’s instructions for temperature and speed settings appropriate for 100 µm film. For pouch laminating, place the document inside the film and ensure proper centring before feeding. For roll laminating, align the film and substrate carefully to avoid wrinkles, and use the laminator’s tension and guide controls to maintain even pressure. Allow the laminated item to cool flat after processing.

Usage recommendations

Store the roll in a dry, dust-free environment at room temperature and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Test a small sample when using a new laminator model or setting to verify temperature and speed settings for optimal results.