Do these need a "cardboard carrier" or can they be fed into the laminator without it?
1659475
They come with a cardboard carrier, but you do not have to use it! I never do! Hope this helps
1659476
You shouldn't have to use a "cardboard carrier" but if you don't they wrinkle and glue oozes out the end and gets on your rollers. Hope this helps, I won't buy this brand again, a little cheaper but not worth the extra hassle.
1659477
I just feed them through without a carrier nd have not had an issue with my laminator.
1659478
They can be fed in with out the card board carrier. I Have a scotch laminator. TL901 and I never used them. I think for the best resort is with out it .
1166533
I like to elevate the plastic containers (5 gal plastic containers) off the floor (especially concrete) with strips of wood. It should be a cool and as dry as possible. If you have packets of food (loose) it is best to place them in 5 gal plastic buckets and seal them up with covers (lids). A steady moderate temperature is best... cooler is better. Any soft packing will need to be protected from bugs and rodents....they will try to chew into the packets. Take care.
641498
I did use them for a bit with the "your Story " laminator... just make sure you don't get the 10 mil laminating pouches to use with the laminator as mine stopped working after using the heavier pouches.
659060
the ones that I bought require a heat laminator.... there are self seal products on the market and they will say that they are self sealing although I have heard that the self sealing one are harder to work with until you get the knack of positioning your document
1207284
No, you don't need that type. Just standard thermal laminating pouches. You can find them at any walmart, or any office supply store.
1141412
The instructions don't specify usage of one, so I haven't used a carrier with this laminator. In answering your question, I am laminating without the use of a carrier and haven't encountered any problems. No glue ruining the rollers. Hope this answer helps.
1542916
Not without cardboard. For a 5.5oz can (tuna size), you can stack them upright but NOT SIDEWAYS like you would larger, wider cans that roll out. Narrow cans can't roll out because they fall through the wire slats (I tried it this morning). You have to use a piece of cardboard beneath the cans to stack them sideways to allow them to properly roll/dispense out.
2272977
They feed directly into the printer. I've never had a problem with them - super easy to use.
1409708
Carrier? Nothing else is required outside of the lamination pages. Hope this helps!
1699419
No. I used some soft plastic packing material for mine. Works perfect so far. Happy to help.
780175
When I received mine they were packaged typical cardboard with plastic and then they were actually in a plastic pouch inside so I am able to store them in the pouch.
1276712
On top of the regular paper tray there is a single sheet feeder that is also for envelopes. So yes, you can feed an envelope from there manually one at a time. When you stick something in that top manual feed section it automatically disables the lower tray so you don't have to change any settings, it just pulls from the manual feed spot. I don't print on envelopes so I haven't actually used the single sheet tray for that but I have used it for other things.
1409012
I never have used a carrier & it works just fine. The carrier usually comes in the box of laminating sleeves.
117841
I have not used carriers in this machine and don't believe I saw anything in paperwork requiring them. It is fast and not a lot of time to use a carrier if doing lots of lamination. I've used this a lot for lost dog flyers and glad no carrier needed. Have used with 3, 5 and 7MILL 12x18 sleeves
1058627
The printer doesn't have a single sheet feeder that I have found. There is only one paper drawer. The drawer capacity is very small for a laser printer. I believe you can load envelopes in the drawer but you have to remove the paper first. I haven't had a need to print labels but I'm sure you can load Avery labels in the 8-1/2 x 11 inch feeder
1166441
As near as can tell, no. For envelopes, etc you load them one at a time for the straight thru feed.
43612
No they do not. These are to be used with a laminating machine to seal items inside of the pouch which protects the item.