Atlas Laminating Pouches, A3, 125 mic, Sheets for Durable Document Protection - Pack of 100

A3 refers to the document size (11.7 x 16.5 inches). The 125 micron thickness indicates a sturdy laminate that provides strong protection and a rigid, clear finished look for the laminated item.

Each pack contains 100 sheets of A3-sized laminating pouches, each with 125 micron thickness and a crystal-clear finish to preserve readability and appearance.

You can laminate large-format materials like posters, charts, blueprints, signs, and oversized reports that fit an A3 sheet.

Place your document between two pouches, align the edges, and feed the stack into a compatible laminator following its hot-lamination guidelines. After it exits, allow it to cool on a flat surface and trim if needed to remove excess. Avoid trapping air bubbles during the process.

Use hot lamination with the setting recommended for thick pouches (125 micron). Run the lamination once (or per your laminator’s guidance) and allow the finished sheet to cool before handling.

The pouches provide durable protection but are not explicitly described as acid-free archival-grade. For archival preservation, consider using acid-free archival laminating pouches.

Yes, you can laminate most inkjet and laser prints. Ensure inks are fully dry before lamination and test a sample if you’re laminating high-ink-coverage materials to prevent possible smearing.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the packs sealed until use and store pouches flat to prevent curling or bending.

The A3 125 micron pouches are thicker and offer higher protection and rigidity than the 80 micron variant, making them better for frequent handling and longer-lasting lamination. For the 80 micron option, see: https://fepy.com/product/atlas-laminating-pouches-a3-80-micron-100-pack

A4 125 micron pouches have the same thickness but are sized for smaller documents. If your items are larger than A4, use the A3 125 micron; for smaller sheets, A4 is sufficient. For the A4 125 micron variant, see: https://fepy.com/product/atlas-laminating-pouches-a4-125-micron-100-pack

Yes. Handle heated laminators with care, keep fingers away from rollers, allow laminated sheets to cool on a flat surface, and keep laminating supplies out of reach of children. Always follow your specific laminator’s safety guidelines.