Laminating foil SENCOR SLA FA4M250 A4 250 μm, pack of 25

SENCOR SLA FA4M250 A4 250 μm laminating foil, pack of 25, is designed for thermal pouch laminators that accept A4-format pouches. Each pouch consists of a clear 250 μm film that encloses and protects single-sheet A4 documents such as photos, certificates, ID sheets and printed materials. The transparent finish preserves legibility and color while adding surface resistance to moisture, dirt and everyday wear.

Advantages

The 250 μm film thickness provides a balance between rigidity and flexibility, producing a noticeably firmer laminated sheet without excessive stiffness. Clear, optically neutral film preserves original colors and text contrast. Supplied as a pack of 25 pouches, the set offers a ready stock for repeated laminating tasks in office, school or home environments. The pouches are compatible with standard A4 thermal laminators designed for pouch laminating.

Suitable for

• Laminating single A4 printed pages and documents
• Protecting photographs and certificates from moisture and dirt
• Creating durable reference sheets, menus and instruction cards
• Preserving school projects, ID sheets and archival documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for single A4 sheets)
• Film thickness: 250 μm (per pouch)
• Finish: clear, glossy optical film
• Pack quantity: 25 pouches
• Type: thermal laminating pouches (pouch laminating)

How to use

Place the document centrally inside a laminating pouch, aligning edges to avoid creases. Insert the closed end of the pouch into the laminator first and feed it according to the laminator manufacturer’s instructions. Allow the pouch to pass fully through the machine and cool on a flat surface before handling. For best results use a laminator calibrated for pouches with 250 μm thickness and follow the laminator’s temperature and speed recommendations.

Usage recommendations

Before laminating important items, test a single pouch with a sample document to confirm compatible laminator settings. Avoid laminating heat-sensitive originals such as low-melt adhesives or certain inks without prior testing.