Laminating pouches Grand A4 80 mic, 100 sheets – Grand AD825GR

Laminating pouches Grand A4 80 mic, 100 sheets are thermal laminating films designed to protect and stiffen A4-size documents. Each pouch has a total thickness of 80 microns and provides a clear, gloss finish that resists moisture, dirt and frequent handling. The pack contains 100 pre-cut pouches suitable for standard A4 documents such as certificates, photos, menus and ID cards, and is compatible with A4 thermal laminators that accept 80 µm films.

Advantages

These laminating pouches deliver consistent, transparent results and offer mechanical protection against creases and spills while improving document rigidity. The 80 microns thickness balances flexibility and stiffness, making the finished documents easier to handle and resistant to everyday wear. Packs of 100 ensure an economical supply for offices, schools and print shops.

Suitable for

• Protecting A4 documents such as certificates and diplomas
• Laminating photographs and printed images for display
• Creating durable menus, instruction sheets and signage
• Preserving ID cards, membership cards and badges

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for A4-size documents)
• Thickness: 80 microns (total pouch thickness)
• Finish: Clear glossy laminate
• Quantity: 100 pre-cut pouches per pack
• Compatibility: For use with standard thermal laminators that accept 80 µm films

How to use

Insert the document into a pre-cut pouch, ensuring it is centered and free of dust or debris. Feed the sealed edge of the pouch into a warmed A4 thermal laminator according to the laminator manufacturer’s instructions. Allow the laminated document to cool flat on a clean surface before handling further. For best results, use a laminator set to the appropriate temperature for 80 µm films and avoid folding or bending the pouch until it has fully cooled.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use compatible thermal laminators and maintain the laminator rollers clean to avoid bubbles or uneven adhesion. For items with very thin paper or delicate inks, consider testing one pouch first to confirm temperature and feed settings.