When you are done finding the appropriate pouches and putting the document inside the pouch, turn on the laminator and let it warm up for a moment so that we can place the pouch into the laminating machine and let it laminate the document. If you don’t know how to use laminating pouches click here. You should always use a thicker pouch to protect your documents. We recommend that you use a small sheet if your project is small so that no sheet goes to waste. Make sure the side of the pouch you feed into is smaller than the area into which you will feed the pouch. Step2: Put your document inside the pouch This method is ideal for securing paper documents like ID cards and menus since it creates a firm 360 degree barrier. Identifying the relevant pouches is extremely important. You can also find cold laminating pouches that are self-sealing, but most pouches will need to be sealed with a heat source for a satisfactory lamination experience. Especially when sealed with a heat, laminated cases, also called pouches, offer great protection.
