Laminator Pouch Peach S-PP525-30 A5 100 pcs Transparent Matt

The Peach S-PP525-30 A5 laminator pouch delivers a matte, transparent finish for A5 documents. Supplied in a pack of 100 pouches, it is intended for use with standard pouch laminators to protect and preserve documents, photos and presentation materials while reducing glare. The film thickness and matte surface provide a professional appearance and improved readability for printed text and images.

Advantages

These A5 laminator pouches offer consistent sealing and a matt finish that reduces reflections and fingerprints. The transparent matt film maintains colour fidelity and sharpness while providing a protective barrier against moisture, dirt and daily wear. The 100-piece pack ensures a steady supply for office, school or home use, and compatibility with common laminating machines makes the pouches practical for routine document protection.

Suitable for

• Protecting A5-sized documents and certificates
• Preserving photographs and printed images
• Creating durable presentation materials and handouts
• Making ID cards, labels and small signage

Key specifications

• Format: A5
• Quantity: 100 pouches per pack
• Finish: Transparent with matte surface
• Compatibility: For use with standard thermal pouch laminators
• Protection: Resists moisture, dirt and everyday wear

How to use

Place the document centrally inside the pouch, ensuring edges are aligned and no dust or debris is trapped. Preheat your pouch laminator according to the manufacturer's instructions for standard pouches. Feed the sealed edge of the pouch into the laminator first and allow it to pass through fully. After laminating, let the pouch cool flat on a clean surface before trimming edges if required. Follow your laminator's safety guidelines for temperature and handling.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, use the pouches with a laminator recommended for standard pouch thicknesses. Allow newly laminated items to cool completely before stacking to prevent sticking, and avoid laminating heat-sensitive originals such as thermal receipts or thin photographic paper without prior testing.