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Lamination is the process of sealing a document (id card, letter, certificate, photograph, poster) or fabric between two layers of plastic film (one layer for single sided lamination). An extended version of laminating called "over laminating", is the process of mounting a laminated item to a "substrate" (stiff foam board, wood or metal backing) overlaid with laminating film.Roll laminators and Pouch laminators use heat to encase an item in plastic film. Tape laminators apply film with an adhesive backing . Dry Mount Press laminators use vacuum pressure instead of physical contact to apply film to high quality prints. These laminators are also ideal for transferring images to fabric.

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Check processing machines imprint signatures, print dollar amounts, apply endorsement stamps, and enforce security measures to protect and restrict access to checks. These machines are ideal for accounts payable and payroll operations processing large volumes of checks where efficiency and secure fiscal control is essential.

Mail Room Equipment for processing large volumes of mail or ordinary day to day office mail requirements. Mail Receiving equipment includes letter openers, security mail scanners and mail carts. Mail Sending equipment includes envelope sealers, folderinserters, labelers and tabbers. Mail Opening machines open envelopes, count the number of envelopes processed and some models will date and extract the contents. Fold and Insert machines automatically fold and insert up to four sheets, reply cards and reply envelopes into one envelope. Sealing machines are a bit more complex. Sometimes called "pressure seal", this technology folds and seals "self mailing" documents.

Office supplies and machines needed for daily operations. Embossers, Presentation equipment, Security perforators, TimeDate Stamps, Electric Staplers, Typewriters and more. Time and date stampers electronically mark documents or time cards for tracking purposes. Embossers create raised logos or symbols on heavy paper. Security perforators punch words into documents such as "PAID" or "CANCELLED". Office security equipment keeps track of employees and maintains a "safe watch" over your office. Make great presentations everyday with the "Idea Share" technology in our PC whiteboards.

Binders, booklet making equipment and supplies to create custom bound books, brochures, and more. Choose from a wide selection of binders: Coil, plastic comb, wire loop, thermal and tape binders as well as specialtybinding items like coil inserters, electric punches, wire closers, wire openers and binding staplers. Included in the Binding category are booklet making machines which can create professional looking stapled or bound booklets and other presentation materials. Binding machines and bookletmakers are available in simple manual desktop machines or fully automated systems including feeders and trimmers. Binders

Packaging Equipment prepares products, boxes and skids for shipping. Carton sealers tape cartons closed, Vacuum Sealers prolong the life of perishable foods. Conveyors help move products in the manufacturing or assembly process. Drop sealers place items into pouches and seal them - commonly used for mailing books and magazines. Pallet wrappers spin shipping pallets filled with cargo and wrap them in plastic film for safe shipping.

Forms Handling Equipment includes bursters, decollators, and other items used to separate and align perforated, cut sheets, continuous forms and multi-sheet forms. Bursters separate perforated forms and remove carbon paper from them. Decollators take stacks of papers apart and organize them into component groups

Paper Punches and Paper Drills are machines for drilling holes through large stacks of paper or punching holes in small stacks or a few sheets. The difference lies in the process that is used to achieve the result. Paper drills are powered by a motor and can handle larger stacks of paper. Paper punches are manual devices for putting holes in smaller quantities of paper and are physically smaller in size. Custom Hole Punches can be designed for your specific requirement

Manual or Electric Paper Cutters and Trimmers allow you to cut large stacks of paper (from 50 to 1000 sheets of 20# bond) in a variety of sizes. Stack Paper Cutters are operated manually, electrically or hydraulically. Manual paper cutting machines require the user to physically lift and press down on the cutting lever or blade handle to effect cutting. Electric cutters have an automatic motor driven cutting operation and some are programmable. Trimmers are divided into three categories: foam board trimmers, guillotine trimmers and rotary trimmers. Foam board trimmers cut standard, rigid, Sintra or other types of foam boards up to 1.18" in thickness. Guillotine paper trimmers are strictly manual, while rotary trimmers may be manual or electric. Newer generation electric rotary trimmers are now available with auto paper advance. The main difference between paper cutters and paper trimmers is that cutters allow you to cut a greater number of sheets of paper at one time by pushing a blade straight through your material, while trimmers allow you to cut a smaller number of different types of stock, including poster boards, mat boards, foam mounting boards, plastic, film, negatives, tissue and textiles usually by a blade slicing at an angle (guillotine or rotary).

Paper Punches and Paper Drills are machines for drilling holes through large stacks of paper or punching holes in small stacks or a few sheets. The difference lies in the process that is used to achieve the result. Paper drills are powered by a motor and can handle larger stacks of paper. Paper punches are manual devices for putting holes in smaller quantities of paper and are physically smaller in size. Custom Hole Punches can be designed for your specific requirement

Manual or Electric Paper Cutters and Trimmers allow you to cut large stacks of paper (from 50 to 1000 sheets of 20# bond) in a variety of sizes. Stack Paper Cutters are operated manually, electrically or hydraulically. Manual paper cutting machines require the user to physically lift and press down on the cutting lever or blade handle to effect cutting. Electric cutters have an automatic motor driven cutting operation and some are programmable. Trimmers are divided into three categories: foam board trimmers, guillotine trimmers and rotary trimmers. Foam board trimmers cut standard, rigid, Sintra or other types of foam boards up to 1.18" in thickness. Guillotine paper trimmers are strictly manual, while rotary trimmers may be manual or electric. Newer generation electric rotary trimmers are now available with auto paper advance. The main difference between paper cutters and paper trimmers is that cutters allow you to cut a greater number of sheets of paper at one time by pushing a blade straight through your material, while trimmers allow you to cut a smaller number of different types of stock, including poster boards, mat boards, foam mounting boards, plastic, film, negatives, tissue and textiles usually by a blade slicing at an angle (guillotine or rotary).