Laminator SENCOR SLA301 A4 2-in-1 — hot and cold lamination, A4 format, up to 250 micron, twin-roller

SENCOR SLA301 is a personal 2‑in‑1 laminator designed for A4 documents and photos. It supports both hot and cold lamination and works with pouches from 150 to 250 micron (2x75–2x125). The unit is compact and lightweight, with a fast warm‑up time and a quiet twin‑roller feed mechanism that includes an ABS function for quick release of jammed pouches.

Advantages

Fast 3–4 minute warm‑up and an approximate laminating speed of 250 mm/min help reduce waiting time. Energy-efficient design uses up to 50% less energy compared with conventional laminators. Twin‑roller feed ensures stable, low‑noise operation, and ABS jam release simplifies recovery from pouch jams. Suitable for both hot and cold lamination, it handles a range of pouch thicknesses for different protection needs.

Suitable for

• Certificates and official documents
• Photos and invitations
• Drawings, sketches and maps
• Computer prints, calendars and other printed materials

Key specifications

• Supported pouch thickness: 150–250 micron (2x75–2x125)
• Maximum document size: up to A3 input capacity, designed for A4 format operation
• Warm‑up time: 3–4 minutes
• Laminating speed: approximately 250 mm/min
• Feed mechanism: twin‑roller, low‑noise operation
• Modes: hot and cold lamination
• Jam release: ABS quick release function
• Dimensions: 440 × 145 × 63 mm
• Weight: 1.6 kg

How to use

Choose the appropriate pouch thickness and pouch type (hot or cold) for the material to be laminated. Allow the laminator to warm up for approximately 3–4 minutes. Insert the document placed centrally inside the pouch into the feed slot with the sealed edge first and let the twin‑roller mechanism draw it through. If a jam occurs, use the ABS release function according to the manufacturer’s instructions to clear the pouch and restart the process.

Usage recommendations

For best results use clean, dry documents and the recommended pouch thickness range. Allow the unit to reach full operating temperature before laminating sensitive or heat‑sensitive materials; use cold mode when laminating heat‑sensitive items. Feed items straight and centered to avoid wrinkles or misalignment.