Fellowes Thermal Laminating Pouches, ImageLast, Jam Free, Letter Size, 3 Mil, 150 Pack (5200509), Clear
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Andrei Bogatsky
> 3 daySo fun to laminate derogatory signs. They come out PERFECT each time. Hah. All jokes aside, these work as expected and make building management a bit easier. :)
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DEREK H. ZELMER
> 3 dayvery happy with lamination pouches
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Ryan A
> 3 dayNot sure if its the 100 pack or not, but I bought 2 of these with the same results for both packs. LOTS of static electricity which makes is very hard to center the pages Im trying to insert. Even lifting the top piece, very difficult. Ive purchased about 10 of the 150 packs from Staples, but was getting a little expensive so tried this. Takes me so much time with these Ill head back to Staples for the 150 pack. (These were $50 for 200 pages shipped, Staples was $60 for the 150 pack after tax)
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Hayden C.
Greater than one weekIts great and its easy to use. Thanks!
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Dean!
> 3 dayNo real complaints outside of the fact that a hot thermal laminator process is not as great as I thought it would be. Sheets of regular non card stock paper will come out wavvy. Not really a fault of Fellowes, since my Scotch laminating pouches gave the same wavvy appearance, but perhaps theres a better design out there, a better material-content, a better way to evenly displace the heat, that could produce a better quality lamination. Perhaps it is my machine, perhaps it is the laminate, but those are my real-life experiences that I cant give 5-stars to. 4-stars is fair here.
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CGreen
Greater than one weekProduct is fine, but package was damaged Box was opened and pouches were sliding around in the mailing envelope
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rockdoc44
> 3 daythese work great
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Tom Bux
> 3 dayThese work very well with the Fellows laminators. They are easy to handle when out of the box and easy to put your paper in. They laminate well and do not bunch up, crease or fold, so your laminated paper looks professional.
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Lisa A Bauer
> 3 dayGreat product
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R. Ferguson
> 3 dayCompared to 3Ms 3 mil laminating pouches, the Fellowes pouches feel stiffer. I actually prefer the 3M because I expect 3 mil to give me a bit of flexibility. Others who have tested both prefer the Fellowes. Obviously this is a matter of personal preference. The Fellowes pouches did do a good job sealing on a single pass through a budget laminator.
