Lamination film Fellowes 5328901 A4 100 pcs

The Fellowes 5328901 A4 lamination film is a clear thermal pouch material intended for A4 documents and prints. Supplied in a pack of 100 sheets, each pouch has a total film thickness of 21.8 microns and an overall width of 306 mm, providing consistent coverage and a smooth, professional finish for documents, photos and presentation sheets. The lamination film is compatible with standard thermal pouch laminators designed for A4-size materials and is intended to protect items from moisture, dirt and general wear.

Advantages

This lamination film offers uniform thickness and optical clarity to preserve text and images without significant distortion. The 21.8 micron film provides added surface protection while remaining thin enough for frequently used documents. Packs of 100 pouches reduce the need for frequent reordering and are convenient for offices, schools and print shops handling regular lamination tasks. The 306 mm width ensures reliable edge sealing and consistent results across the full A4 area.

Suitable for

• Protecting A4 documents such as certificates, manuals and ID sheets
• Laminating photographic prints and presentation pages
• Creating durable signage, menus and instructional sheets for short- to medium-term use
• Office, school and home lamination tasks requiring standard A4 thermal pouches

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible thermal pouches
• Quantity: 100 pouches per pack
• Film thickness: 21.8 microns (total)
• Width: 306 mm
• Height (pouch flap/gusset): 3 mm
• Finish: clear, glossy protective film

How to use

Place the document centrally inside a lamination pouch, ensuring edges are aligned and no dust or debris are trapped. Insert the sealed edge of the pouch into the feed slot of a compatible thermal pouch laminator according to the laminator manufacturer's instructions. Allow the pouch to pass through the laminator fully and cool on a flat surface before handling. For best results, use a laminator calibrated for thin pouches and verify temperature settings on the first sheet.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain film quality. Use clean, dry documents and avoid laminating items with excessive moisture or materials that emit gases. When laminating photographic prints, allow inks to dry completely before encapsulation. For frequent lamination jobs, periodically clean the laminator rollers according to the equipment manual to prevent marking or jamming.