OneLam Combo DIY A3
Max Width: 330mm - A3
Thickness: 75-125 mic
Rollers: 2
Speed: 400cm per min
£54.11
OneLam 400 A4
Max Width: 230mm - A4
Thickness: 75-125 mic
Rollers: 2
Speed: 400cm per min
£39.41
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OneLam 400 A3
Max Width: 330mm - A3
Thickness: 75-125 mic
Rollers: 2
Speed: 400cm per min
£54.11
The HP OneLam Combo A3 laminator distinguishes itself from the HP OneLam 400 A3 with its integrated cutter, enhancing convenience and precision. This feature allows users to make straight, corrugated or perforated cuts using angle presets and a centimetre grid for accurate sizing. Suitable for hot and cold lamination, the Combo A3 accommodates films from 75/80 to 125 microns, protecting everything from business cards to A3 documents against dirt and moisture.
This laminator quickly heats up in 2-4 minutes, ready to use for 80-micron films. An intuitive function button sets the required temperature based on the selected film thickness, ensuring the machine is prepared rapidly. The OneLam Combo A3 includes a corner scraper that can be neatly stored in a compartment on the underside for convenience. It also comes with a 15-piece starter set of various foil sizes, including 3 x DIN A4, 4 x DIN A5, 4 x DIN A6, and 4 x business cards.
The HP OneLam Combo A3 operates at 400mm per minute, efficiently laminating an A3 document in just over 60 seconds. In the event of a film misfeed or jam, the roller release lever allows for easy correction by releasing and pulling out the film from the input side. Moreover, if left on, the device automatically enters standby mode after 30 minutes, conserving energy and enhancing safety.
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Educational laminators are chosen by us to meet the specific requirements and demands of schools, colleges, universities and other teaching establishments and feature machines which are very easy to use by inexperienced users and have unique operating instructions displayed on the front of the machine. Units are often engineered with an ultra tough metal body and heavy duty chassis, have specific anti-jam, reverse buttons, and a digital display for accurate temperature selection. Products may also automatically monitor without the need for any intervention using unique sensors that are built in that recognise the strength of the pouch and optimise the speed for perfect lamination. With no settings required, and no more studying of the instructions: all you need to know is on and off to ensure as trouble-free use as possible
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