Swingline Laminator GBC Fusion

Swingline Laminator GBC Fusion is a great choice for protecting and preserving documents and photographs

Ease of use features include an audible ready alert and Intelligent Power Off. Easy-to-use, the 1100L Laminator is great for small and home office use.

Fast four minute warm-up

With a four minute warm-up and 13 inches per minute laminating speed, you can quickly laminate any document up to 9 inches wide. Simply adjust the slider switch on the laminator to select between 3 or 5 mil pouch thickness. Green visual ready alert light and audible beep indicates when Swingline Laminator is ready for use.

Perfect for laminating signs, menus, certificates, charts and schedules.

Swingline Laminator GBC Fusion includes Intelligent Power Off to conserve energy and a manual release button that allows the user to easily remove misfed pouches.

Laminating is primarily a handy way of preserving important documents and papers - this might typically include items such as: Report covers; Certificates; Checklists and safety instructions; ID and business cards; Restaurant menus; Photographs; Posters and signage.

While many other sorts of documents (as well as non-paper items and surfaces) can be laminated, protecting and embellishing key documents for presentation or display purposes tends to be the most common use of the technology in everyday scenarios for the majority of homes, schools and offices. In these sorts of contexts, lamination generally involves attaching a fixed plastic wrapper or cover to the item of paperwork in question, generally for the purposes of safeguarding it against damage and ensuring it stays in pristine condition for as long as possible.

The resulting plastic coating around the document can also help to enhance colours and all-round presentability, as well as providing a wipe-clean surface for temporarily marking up the surface using dry-erase pens.

Swingline Laminator GBC Fusion is a usefull pouch laminator

The Pouch laminators is the most common form of desktop-type laminating machine you’re likely to encounter in day-to-day scenarios, very widely used for both at-home laminating projects and in a range of standard office environments.

Pouch laminators must be allowed to heat up to optimal temperature before a document is manually fed through inside a clear plastic pouch or wallet lined with adhesive, which is then pressed together under hot rollers to form a sealed cover.