How thick is the lamination? (i.e. 3mil, 9.5mil, etc.)
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Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final assembly which was quite helpful. Hope this helps.Charlie Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final... » Read More Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final assembly which was quite helpful. Hope this helps.Charlie « Show Less
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Oooo that's a question for scotch maybe they will tell you on their web site. It's thin for our use but that doesn't tell you much.
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Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final assembly which was quite helpful. Hope this helps. Charlie
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I would say it is probably about 2 - 3 mil thick. They work very well and easy to use with some practice and patience. Just use patience as it is done when it is done! But the good thing, it never has to be redone.
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I don't know the actual figure of thickness, but I have two other fabric garages of a similar size from a couple other manufacturers & this shelter logic one feels about twice as thick. It's much better built, I'll replace the others when they self-destruct. With this unit. except for 1st time install problems, it's completely awesome. I've owned 5 versions of fabric garages over the years, this one is light-years ahead of them. Steep roof line sheds snow like none other.
656010
I think it was 6 mil thick. Very good product, and last time I purchased it was a great value too.
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Yes, according to the item description on the "More Technical Info": "Accepts Laminating Pouches up 10mil". I wish I could tell you from firsthand experience but I just got my AL9 but haven't had much luck finding 10 mil pouches for ID Badges. I'd better get a move on it though because invariably eveyone's badge will come apart at the same time. I'll post again after I have tried it out on 10 mil.
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No it is not as thick as a cereal box? I used it to make posters for our school carnival but we laminated all of them when we were finished.
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It's pretty thick. If you weren't concerned with strapping it in, I'd say easily a half a ream of paper. Strapped in maybe 100.
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The manufacturer says 3mil. I used a micrometer to measure the mil thickness and found the smooth side is right on 3mil but the textured side is much thicker. The manufacturer used to say 3.5mil which makes sense if you take the average of both sides of the bag.
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It depends on what you intend to do with them. If you want to laminate flyers and postcards as mementos for safe keeping, like to keep in a memory book or box, then 3 mil is fine. If you intend on using them on a regular basis, posting them up in places where weather can get to them, or in a classroom, you may want to opt for the 5 mil. I purchased the Apache Laminator for use in the classroom and always order the 5 mil pouches for my materials. The 5 mil holds up to the wear and tear of the daily use from my students. I suppose the 3 mil would probably work just as well, but the 5 mil makes them sturdier and stiffer, not easy to bend, and stands up to dry erase markers and erasers. Hope this helps to answer your question.
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Possible the thickness of a corrugated cardboard. A little less than 3/16 inch
551836
According to the product description, it is 9.5mm thick. That equals about 3/8 of an inch.
2210774
No it is not thick at all....it is about the thickness of a piece of copy paper or a tad thicker. I have had great luck with this product and would recommend it.
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Norma, I am not going to go dig it out of my boat, but it was thicker than I thought. Probably about 3". I was actually pretty impressed when I opened this quality wise. I was just trying to satisfy requirements, but it is pretty nice.
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Not sure about the exact thickness but it is surely thicker than .3mm, I use gyukucho 372 and I have to saw it from the middle of the tail to both sides.
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I'm not sure how thick you want, but this is definitely thicker than a regular sheet of paper. I haven't used mine yet, but it seems like foil coated paper or plastic. Its pretty rigid but bendable/foldable. It's definitely thicker than gold leaf, and is a bit thicker than regular printer paper.
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the thickness is at the widest part, i.e. where the double ended screw hold the whole thing together. It is 9mm thick. I do hope this answers your question.
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Fairly minimally. I can't get my hands on a ruler, but I'd estimate it around 1/4 inch thicker. - Studio Arts Major
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I did not measure the thickness and I don't think it is quite 3 inches. It is however very plush. Going on 6 months and I have no complaints.