Pouch laminator HP OneLam 270 A4 — hot laminator, A4, pouch 80–125 µm, max film 270 µm, max width 230 mm

HP OneLam 270 A4 is a compact hot pouch laminator designed for A4 documents. It accepts pouches from 80 to 125 µm and can handle laminated film thickness up to 270 µm. The unit reaches operating temperature in 2–4 minutes and laminates up to 230 mm width at a speed of 270 mm/min. With two rollers and a roller-release lever, it provides straightforward handling for routine office and home lamination tasks.

Advantages

The laminator offers a short preheating time, stable temperature control up to 120 °C and a steady lamination speed of 270 mm/min. Its compact dimensions and light weight make it easy to store and move. The two-roller system and release lever reduce the risk of jams and simplify removal of stuck pouches.

Suitable for

• Laminating A4 documents and photos
• Protecting certificates, ID cards and small posters
• Everyday office and home lamination tasks

Key specifications

• Type: Hot pouch laminator
• Supported pouch thickness: 80–125 µm
• Maximum laminated film capacity: up to 270 µm
• Maximum lamination width: 230 mm (A4)
• Lamination speed: 270 mm/min
• Preheating time: 2–4 minutes
• Maximum temperature: 120 °C
• Rollers: 2 with release lever
• Power: 230 W, input voltage 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 332 × 120 × 63 mm
• Weight: 940 g
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Place the laminator on a stable, flat surface and connect it to a compatible mains outlet (220–240 V, 50/60 Hz). Turn the unit on and allow 2–4 minutes for preheating until it reaches operating temperature. Insert the document centered into a pouch appropriate for 80–125 µm thickness, align the sealed edge first and feed the pouch slowly into the feed slot. The two rollers will pull the pouch through; use the roller-release lever if a jam occurs. After lamination, allow the sealed document to cool on a flat surface before handling.

Usage recommendations

Do not leave the laminator unattended while switched on. Use pouches within the specified thickness range and let laminated items cool before stacking to avoid deformation.