Do these have a magnetic strip or can a butterfly pouch be laminated that contains a strip on them? If they must be laminated in, how bad does it look?
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I dont know what a butterfly pouch is, but there is NO magnetic strips on these.
869922
If I were you, I'd simply use double-sided foam tape. Command strips would have to be used side-ways but you could use them. Use several per magnetic item. Item is wood and about 3/4" thick by almost 2" wide. Give it a try.
891669
Sorry, no they do not appear to be magnetic, I have a couple different magnets that will not stick to them!
1602622
yes, but the pouches are cheap and do not stick together on every side, even after sending through laminator second time. Had to go to Office Depot to purchase another brand; more expensive but held together.
1778156
Must use the plastic pouches. The laminating unit provides heat to fuse the pouch around your paper item.
1401925
My girlfriend and I each have one. She sold me on hers and that is why I bought one. We have never double laminated with it. I buy the Scotch Thermal Laminating Pouches to replace the one I need. They are great. We laminate alot of things for her classroom Her centers and etc. The do not curl or roll up. I do not know if they make thicker pockets. I hope this help . I would not want to jam my purple cow if it was too thick. What are you laminating that it needs to be that thick?
1412254
I'm pretty sure the strip is aluminum, so if it is, magnets will not stick. I'll check mine to see tomorrow.
163693
No magnet, but slightly bigger than I had imagined. The part that holds the paper and remains exposed is 5/8ths thick and 1 1/8th inch wide. It holds plain paper well, but does not hold laminated prints securely. They're perfect for a bulletin board cabinet. I use mine to hold large photo prints on a garage wall.
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Well, yes before you laminate them they are. They are a smooth plastic. They also have a lot of static before you laminate them so it's hard to get the paper in just right, but you are going to get that with any laminating pouch. (believe me, I've tried them ALL, I order these for work and we go through TONS of them.) I have bought cheap pouches before from other places and these are good ones. When they say 5 mil they are actually 5 mil. (I've had them not be from other places) and they laminate well. They're nice and clear. No yellow-ish tint. This is the best price I have found for good laminating sheets. I hope that helps! Well, yes before you laminate them they are. They are a smooth plastic. They also have a lot of static before you laminate them so it's hard to get the paper in just right, but you are going to get that with any laminating pouch. (believe me, I've tried them ALL, I order these for work and we go through TONS of them.) I have bought cheap pouches before from other places and these are good ones. When they say 5 mil they are actually 5 mil. (I've had them not be from other places) and they laminate well. They're nice and clear. No yellow-ish tint. This is the best price I have found for good... » Read More Well, yes before you laminate them they are. They are a smooth plastic. They also have a lot of static before you laminate them so it's hard to get the paper in just right, but you are going to get that with any laminating pouch. (believe me, I've tried them ALL, I order these for work and we go through TONS of them.) I have bought cheap pouches before from other places and these are good ones. When they say 5 mil they are actually 5 mil. (I've had them not be from other places) and they laminate well. They're nice and clear. No yellow-ish tint. This is the best price I have found for good laminating sheets. I hope that helps! « Show Less
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Yes! You want "rare earth" or "Neodymium" magnets. They are STRONG and tough to pull apart. We like the 3/8 inch to hold 1-2 pages (B000E67ZO4) and the 1/2 inch to hold more/thicker pages (B000UCWU38). Good luck - and keep them apart on the board or they will "smash" into each other!
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Hi Shaina, I've been using the Cellto wallet for 8 months now and had no problem whatsoever with the magnetic strips. As long as you put the cards face up the strip is protected on both sides of the card. The intervening fabric provides a lot of cushioning. I easily fit 4 credit cards plus a drivers license inside the cover! It's a great wallet. I no longer carry a purse.
416614
I haven't experienced any issues with the magnet. I usually try to keep my cards with magnetic strips in my wallet though, for fear of ruining them.
640505
Yes these cases have the laminate cover on them. I have used them many times and have made my own covers to go with them. It is a fantastic product and deal.
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They stay on a magnetic strip fine with the sheaths removed, but not with the sheaths on. The sheaths are made of a firm plastic, which is not magnetic.
621922
Mine came with a white plastic "ziploc" type of thing. I have continued to use for the entire time I've had it. But, I wouldn't consider a "permanent pouch".
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Not without damaging it. Only certain laminate pouches are removable and these are not. These are heavy duty!
988249
Lamination pouches are available in a variety of sizes from numerous companies. I use Scotch brand myself, which is very inexpensive and gives good results with this laminator.