Laminating film Fellowes LAMPOA3000080 for A3, 80 µm, glossy

Laminating film Fellowes LAMPOA3000080 for A3 is a glossy thermal laminating pouch with a total thickness of 80 µm (40 µm per side). It is made for use with desktop thermal laminators and designed to protect and enhance A3 documents such as photos, certificates, signs and printed materials. The film increases colour vibrancy, protects surfaces from moisture, dirt and everyday wear, and extends the life of laminated documents. The pouch includes an approximate 3 mm overlap on all sides compared to the standard paper format. The package contains 100 laminating pouches.

Advantages

The Fellowes LAMPOA3000080 glossy film provides consistent thermal sealing suitable for most desktop laminators. It offers improved colour contrast and surface gloss while protecting documents from humidity and contamination. Thickness values are specified per side and the pouch consists of two film sides; the total pouch thickness is 80 µm. The product is packaged in a quantity of 100 sheets for bulk or repeated use.

Suitable for

• Protecting A3 photos and images
• Laminating certificates and diplomas
• Creating durable signs and displays
• Preserving printed documents and instructional sheets

Key specifications

• Brand: Fellowes
• Model / MPN: LAMPOA3000080
• Format: A3
• Total thickness: 80 µm (40 µm per side)
• Finish: Glossy
• Compatibility: Desktop thermal laminators
• Pack quantity: 100 pouches
• EAN: 4250504524786

How to use

Place the A3 document between the two film sides so the edges are covered by the pouch overlap. Feed the sealed edge first into a compatible desktop thermal laminator heated to an appropriate temperature for 80 µm film (typically 90–110°C). Allow the laminated document to cool on a flat surface before handling to ensure the film fully adheres and the finish is even.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with a laminator that supports 80 µm pouches and set the laminator temperature in the 90–110°C range. Ensure documents are clean and dry before laminating and allow cooling time after lamination. Avoid laminating heat-sensitive originals that may warp or melt.