It is important to know

Before selecting pouches for laminating, it is crucial to consider whether the actual format, thickness and quantity best suit your business needs. The most important practical decision is to match the pouch thickness to the intended use and existing equipment in the company. It is advisable to pay attention to the consistency of the selected attributes, as this affects the workflow and the result of the lamination.

• A thickness of 125 microns generally provides greater rigidity and resistance to the final product, which is suitable for cards or materials that will be in frequent use or exposed to moisture.
• The A7 format (80 x 111 mm) is specific and best suited for smaller notes, labels, ID cards or work badges; this dimension is not suitable for larger documents or standard paper formats.
• With larger packages (e.g. 100 pieces), it is possible to achieve economy with regular use, but it is sensible to check that the quantity is indeed consistent with the expected frequency of use to avoid excess inventory.
• Before purchasing large quantities, check the thickness compatibility with your laminator; not all laminators support 125 micron pouches.

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In practice

🟢 Protection of identification cards and tags

The product is very suitable, as the combination of A7 format and 125 microns thickness provides sufficient strength and protection for frequently used cards.

🟡 Lamination of small instructions or notices

Suitable with limitations, as the format is large enough for shorter instructions or smaller announcements, but the usability is limited to materials that actually fit into A7 size.

🔴 Lamination of larger documents or plans

Less suitable because the A7 format does not allow for the protection or lamination of larger documents - such use is not feasible with pockets of this size.

🟡 Regular office use in larger quantities

Suitable with limitations - the 100-piece pack is effective for business environments with a regular need for small laminated cards, but is not universally applicable for all types of documents or broader office needs.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Are these pouches suitable for all typical laminators?

125 micron thick pouches require your laminator to have adequate support for this thickness; check the technical capabilities of the machine before use.

What types of documents is the A7 format best suited for?

A7 pockets (80 x 111 mm) are best suited for laminating smaller cards, badges, labels or other similar materials.

What does the increased thickness of the pockets mean in everyday use?

A thickness of 125 microns generally means greater rigidity and longer durability of the plasticized product, which is suitable for materials that will be in frequent circulation or exposed to wear.

Can I also use the pockets for smaller batches of documents?

The package contains 100 pouches, and is recommended especially for larger or regular needs; for occasional, smaller use, it is advisable to check the justification of the quantity.

Description updated: October 2026

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