Ditchmiester
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Need to laminate a film that requires about 250 Degrees F for temp on both a top and bottom rolls. Looking for input on where to start looking: Brands, New vs. Used, Etc.
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Looking for a Hot Laminator
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Big AGL fan, built to last. Biggest question is how thick of lams? If using just 3 mil lams you can get away with lower end units, but if you plan on using 5 or 10 mil films buy a big boy!!!!! We have a $12,000 GBC unit that could not handle the thicker films for any distance, heat gets sucked right out of the rollers. With the big laminators you can lam the entire roll while staying up to temp.
Ditchmiester
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I am looking for something on the smaller side say around 30-40 inches. I will look at AGL thanks.
MagnetStew
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We run a Seal EP42 (42" wide). It can be a bear getting new rolls on just right but does a wonderful job laminating. Heat goes up to 320F.
Agl 4400
Hello all,
I'm new to this forum so I apologize if I'm late to the discussion. AGL builds a 44" laminator called the 4400. It may be smaller but it has all the features of the much larger 6400. Dual metal rod heaters for a consistent temperature profile, not quartz light bulbs, pneumatic controls, non crowned rollers, etc... visit www.aglinc.com for more info.
Hello all,
I'm new to this forum so I apologize if I'm late to the discussion. AGL builds a 44" laminator called the 4400. It may be smaller but it has all the features of the much larger 6400. Dual metal rod heaters for a consistent temperature profile, not quartz light bulbs, pneumatic controls, non crowned rollers, etc... visit www.aglinc.com for more info.