FujiPla 25" Easy-To-Use School Laminator

The FujiPla 25" has a very good laminating width. This machine is capable of laminating items that are up to 25 inches wide such as student artwork, posters, and more.

This machine is compatible with film that's either 1.5 or 3.0 mil thick. You can use all standard school laminating films with this device. One popular film you can use is GBC's Nap Lam 1.

The FujiPla 25" warms up pretty quickly so you won't have to spend the entire day waiting for it to get ready. The machine will be ready for use after 5 minutes of warm-up time. Once it's ready to go, you'll be able laminate a letter-sized document (8.5" x 11") in less than half a minute.

All of this laminator's controls are conveniently located right on the front of the device. Controlling the temperature is incredibly simple: just turn the dial.

This device's rollers can be gapped. Gapping the rollers helps get rid of any flat spots so your documents will look great when they've been processed. Also, gapping makes loading new film much easier.

Since this machine will get warm during use, it's been outfitted with a protective shield so that injuries can be avoided. However, you'll still want to supervise any children who may be around the device when it's being used just to be safe.

The FujiPla 25" is backed by a year-long warranty. You can also purchase an on-site maintenance agreement so you can get the machine serviced where you work even after the warranty has expired.

This device is pretty large so if space is an issue, you may want to choose another laminator. The FujiPla 25" measures 33.5" (width) x 15.4" (depth) x 15.4" (height). If you do choose to use this device in a school, make sure an adult is the one who lifts it because it weighs 62 pounds.

Not all thicknesses of laminating film can be used with this machine. You won't be able to use film that's 7 or 10 mil thick, so you may want to select a different machine if your document require the protection a thicker film can give.

Finally, this machine doesn't have a cold lamination setting. Thus, you shouldn't process thermally sensitive items with it, such as color copies.