Once laminated, is the paper inside permanent? I'm looking for tags that I can insert cards into and remove, so I don't know if this is what I need.
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Do a search for vinyl ID or badge holder, you may also try vinyl ID or badge holder with zipper. Good luck!
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The paper is permanently laminated to the inside the luggage tag. It cannot be removed.
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It only seals around the paper that you laminated. So yes if you cut it then the paper will come apart. But the laminated document is very strong and very durable. Def recommend.
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I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
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No, paper is like a notebook blinded by glue. It's really nice so you don't lose any paper. But if you are looking at removing the paper this would not be a good option.
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Yes. I made luggage tags and I laminated them together and then cut into a smaller size for the tags. As long as you have a decent margin where the laminating sheets are able to be heated and laminated around whatever you are laminating when you make your cuts it should be fine. I tried a few by cutting them smaller before putting them through the machine and they worked fine. I am really happy with the laminating sheets and this machine! Excellent value!
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You can laminate a page full of business cards & then use a paper cutter to cut them precisely. You can not cut the laminate sheets prior to putting them through the machine.
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Mine came with pages that are "magnetic" with the clear overlay sheet. You can also get it with pages designed for cards. I've had one for 7-8 years and its holding up great. I recently got one for my mother and she loves her's as well!
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The tabs are not laminated. The cards are a heavy card stock and durable. They contain valuable cooking information and I like them very much.
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The only way you could get the card back out would be to cut it out. If you're looking for a clear pouch to store your Medicare card in and keep it in good condition, but still have access to it and be able to remove it anytime you want then this isn't the product for you. Once you laminate it, the only way to remove it is to cut away at the lamination.
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It is very easy to add/remove paper from the rails. They act like a claw that you open a bit and then close around the paper. You could even do double sided I'm sure - a map on each side and spin it around. Cheers!
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YES most definitely and in my opinion works better, but do not use permanent with the paper!
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the cards have a coating like a mylar (shiny silver) balloon. you have a layer of a clear polymer with the gold foil laminated to the plastic and then to the card. the gold will not scratch off.
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I've printed on cardstock, not sure if that's 100 LB or not- I make my own greeting cards from paintings I've done. It worked as well as on the regular weight paper. I do bump up the black a little when printing scans.
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At my office, we used Avery perforated business cards. We format the information in Word and then print it on the cards. This laminator works very well for us.
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Yes, you can cut the sheets after laminating. I've laminated whole sheets of paper and then cut out the individual pieces I need. They are holding up very well. I'm a first grade teacher and laminate a lot of things for use in the classroom.
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No, this is meant to protect the work on the paper with as little influence on the paper as possible. I would recommend using cardstock, that's closer to playing cards.
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You can cut your document right at the paper edge and the film will still adhere. It does adhere to the paper surface, but you will always get a cleaner edge if you leave at least 1/16" of lamination over the document. I got a corner stamp that gives my corners a nice 1/4 round edge, and makes your document look more finished and professional. You can even use the 1/4 round punch on your laminated product even if you cut it right to the document edge. Hope that helps!