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We have a laminator in the [[Common Room|common room]] that is useful for conserving [[paper]] signs etc. by sealing them in plastic. Our [[QR Codes|equipment QR codes]] are usually laminated, for example. | We have a laminator in the [[Common Room|common room]] that is useful for conserving [[paper]] signs etc. by sealing them in plastic. Our [[QR Codes|equipment QR codes]] are usually laminated, for example. | ||
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Lamination creates waste - the signs are difficult to change and nearly impossible to recycle! If you have full A4 signs that may be adapted over time, it's usually good enough to simply put the paper into a reusable document pouch. | Lamination creates waste - the signs are difficult to change and nearly impossible to recycle! If you have full A4 signs that may be adapted over time, it's usually good enough to simply put the paper into a reusable document pouch. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:21, 4 November 2022
We have a laminator in the common room that is useful for conserving paper signs etc. by sealing them in plastic. Our equipment QR codes are usually laminated, for example.
Rex OL 350-L-17
| MachineInfoBox Rex OL 350-L-17 | |
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| Synonyms: | DE: Laminiergerät |
| Type: | Laminator |
| Material: | paper, laminating pouches |
| Location: | Office Supply Shelf |
| Access Requirements: | |
| Manual: | manuall.de |
| Tutors: | |
Disadvantages
Lamination creates waste - the signs are difficult to change and nearly impossible to recycle! If you have full A4 signs that may be adapted over time, it's usually good enough to simply put the paper into a reusable document pouch.
