Item Number: LPE-3510
The Fujipla LPE-3510 13” Roll Laminator is incredibly easy to use & has an ultra fast warm-up time! This laminator is a popular choice among printers who laminate sheets up to 12" x 18" from their toner based digital presses or copiers.
In addition, if you primarly laminate smaller documents, the LPE-3510 will save you money on film and energy. When compared to a standard 27" laminator, you'll find it occupies only 1/2 the counter space, uses 1/2 the electricity and you'll waste less film by using smaller 12" rolls. In addition, the small rollers apply more pressure than most 27" laminators for increased adhesion.
Key Features:
- Special roller pressure lever that allows you to gap the rollers in downtimes to keep the rollers from developing flat spots when not turning. It also allows for easier threading, clearing jams, and cleaning the rollers.
Features:
- Max Sheet Size: 12" x 18" with sealed edges "
- Roller Width: 13"
- Heat Method: Heat shoes
- Max Thickness: 3 Mil
- Speed: 4’ per minute
- Warm up: 5 minutes
- Core Size: 1”
- Warranty: 1 year
- Reverse Switch: Yes
- Power Source: 120V AC, 60Hz
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