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Lamination is a great way to protect and preserve documents, menus, brochures, business cards, photographs and other material. It provides a safe layer of protection that cuts down on scratches, dust damage, water damage and more. Our lamination resource section is designed to teach you the differences between pouch and roll laminators and educate you about the benefits of hot and cold lamination film. Read more today!

Learn more about laminators and what makes them tick by reading our lamination guide. This guide covers the basics on pouch and roll lamination. It also discusses the differences between hot and cold lamination. This is a must-read for those new to laminators. Read more today!

Pouch laminators provide an easy and practical way to preserve documents such as signs, menus, business cards and much more. Most pouch laminators can easily fit on a desk or table, weigh very little and can be used by just about anyone.

Roll laminators, also known as wide format laminators, are designed to laminate large volumes of small documents, or wide documents such as maps, posters, banners and more. Roll laminators are much easier to use now than in the past. Learn more about roll laminators, how they work and what to look for here.

Our laminator FAQ guide answers the most common questions our customers ask about laminators and lamination film. What is lamination most commonly used for? What is the difference between two and four-roller laminators? Learn the answers to these questions and more by reading our FAQ.

Xyron laminators are very popular for laminating heat-sensitive material, making stickers, scrapbooking and much more. We have compiled a list of the most commonly asked Xyron questions and have answered them in our Xyron FAQ. Learn more about Xyron laminators here!

Learn more about how to set up and use both pouch and roll laminators by watching our informative video demos. These demos go through step-by-step details on setup, maintenance and operation. View our laminator video demos today!

Did you leave your roll laminator on too long and the film is now baked onto the Teflon boots? Did your pouch laminator eat something. Need to replace a silicon roller or change out a motor? You’re in luck! We have a service department capable of fixing any pouch or roll laminator on our site, including many that have been discontinued. Call our service department at 1-800-543-5454 or e-mail our department at service@officezone.com for your laminator repairs today!