I need to make teslin id cards does anyone know if this laminator will work with that? Thank you!
1120483
I would not purchase this particular machine. it does not create a good seal and it's cheap because it doesn't do as advertised and in my 40years of office work, I know what the end product should look like. I'll give you mine.
1120484
I am very happy with this laminator, works well. have had no problems so far . Would recommend it to others.
1120485
I would not purchase this particular machine.it does not create a good seal and it's cheap because it doesn't do as advertised and in my 40years of office work, I know what the end product should look like.I'll give you mine.
1353729
I had this problem also. The sheet has been rolled around the two rollers inside the laminator, or it is bunched up right inside where it comes out. You can stick a pair of scissors in there and see if you can get it to come out, but if its around the rollers you need to unscrew the bottom and cut it off the rollers. You could probably also just send it back to amazon, but it will still work after you untangle the mess! It is a great little laminator.
1431202
Yes. I have used smaller pouches to laminate recipe cards and have not had any issues.
1226303
MAC OS X Lion 10.7.5 is the version of the computer that I have. I use Print Shop 2 to make half-fold greeting cards. The Avery paper works fine. It is nice paper and almost all of my cards come out looking good. It is not the fault of the paper when they don't look good. I hope I've answered your question.
43547
I USED THEM ON AMAZON BASIC Thermal Laminator and they could-not have worked any better so I would think a similar effect on the Scotch, would not be unreasonable.
1100031
Don't know...haven't done it. I have laminated a printed card made out of folder stock. I would think it would handle a DL card.
754533
My laminator is a no name brand I bought at Aldi's for $19.99 and these pouches work excellent with it!!!
1083599
The pouches that come with it are large enough to laminate a sheet of copy paper so you would have to laminate several cards at one time to keep from wasting the laminating paper. I ordered smaller pouches separately which would probably be better if you only have a couple of cards to laminate.
2153407
110# index card stock is 8.5 mil thick. Sandwiching that in a 7 mil pouch results in a total thickness of 22.5 mil (i.e. 0.007 + 0.007 + 0.0085) which is within the specs of the Apache AL13P laminator (32 mil max). I have laminated 30 mil Teslin-based secure plastic ID cards and they came out okay, although I needed to re-laminate about 10% of the cards to ensure 100% success.
268465
I use them in my Scotch laminator. It has a 5 mil setting, so they work great!
1599082
They have different cartridges for different machines. Some will laminate. I just use mine for making stickers so it's just sticky on one side. It's also a great way to make cheap glitter paper. Just sprinkle on the sticky side and then run it back through again on the other side.
1384451
I would think that if it can print labels for CDs on a manual tray it can print the cards. Hope this helps.
566475
Unfortunately, I know nothing on programming this particular device.. However, the number on the face of most cards are serial numbers, and don't always match the data read by the reader. Did on older stuff when I got started, but now since cards can be rewritten, they seem not to match.... If you are into programming, I would recommend looking into a Microsoft DDK for keyboards, and you might be able to get more through a custom driver... Good luck on this one.
1702727
I've been using it with the Artisan 50 to print ID's for a local group we are running.... Make sure to wipe the tray with a baby wipe and then a dry towel after each print.
1108713
I have used both Fellows and non-Fellows pouches with complete satisfaction. There is nothing unique that I can see about the Fellows machine. It simply makes the pouches hot enough to create a bond so I would expect that any pouch that works by being heated will work with this Laminator. I use it lightly but in over a year of use it has always performed excellently.
815300
Have no idea but if you have ever had something laminated, this is what it will end up like. I have used it on my SS card, my insurance info, etc. and it ends up actually thinner than a credit card but still protected and you cut it to size so it will fit in your wallet or whatever.
1663780
No, these are self-adhesive sheets. They stick to each other. Not for use in laminators, sorry to say.