Confezione combinata per plastificatrice termica Scotch, include 20 buste per plastificazione formato lettera, contiene fogli fino a 8,9" x 11 (TL902VP) Laminatrice con confezione combinata da 20 buste

Brand:Scotch

3.6/5

€
80.53

20 fogli di laminazione formato lettera inclusi. Finitura chiara e professionale. Funziona con buste di spessore 3mil e 5mil. Facile da usare.

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EAN: 640206716369

Categories: Prodotti per ufficio, Elettronica per ufficio, Prodotti di presentazione, Forniture per la laminazione,

20 fogli di laminazione formato lettera inclusi. Finitura chiara e professionale. Funziona con buste di spessore 3mil e 5mil. Facile da usare.

Brand	Scotch
Brand	‎Scotch
Color	Original Version
Color	‎Original Version
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,919 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	16.3 x 5.6 x 5.8 inches
Item model number	‎TL902VP
Item Weight	3.85 Pounds
Item Weight	‎3.85 pounds
Manufacturer	‎3M
Manufacturer Part Number	‎TL902VP
Material Type	‎Assorted
Number of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	‎16.3 x 5.6 x 5.8 inches
Size	‎Laminator with 20 Pouches
Warm Up Time	4 minute

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Scritto da: Constant

- I fully recommend this Scotch product for non-commercial use (although I noticed ...

I have had this laminator for one year. I use this laminator "occassionally", not "commercially". My primary use for this laminator is for 8.5 X 11.0 sheets for large-print recipes printed on them for use in the kitchen and "no parking" signs in my alley. After one year I can report the following: - I fully recommend this Scotch product for non-commercial use (although I noticed my neighborhood pack-n-mail store uses the same product for their lamination for a dollar a sheet - so at 30 sheets I have paid for the unit!). - I have had no mechanical or electrical problems after one year use - light use. - I have had no problems laminating, say, 12 items one after the other. I have not tried to laminate 100 sheets in succession. Someone else reported overheating at 40 sheets. - You have to wait a few minutes for the unit to heat up before starting but it is just a couple of minutes, no problem. - It is for general/residential use/volume. It is not for commercial or high volume use. For instance, 500 laminated sheets would be an all day project to do (slow speeds and probably some "cool down" periods). - Yes, it has a slight smell from the heat as it "melts" the sheets into place. - I have had no problems with the sheets coming apart (just be sure to wait for the unit to reach full temperature before starting - the "ready" light comes on). - If you let the items sag as they come out then it will be permanently curved down. If you lift up on the item as it comes out it will be permanently curved up. If you hold it perfectly level as it comes out it will lay perfectly flat. If you allow it to come out on the desk/counter it will curve up slightly. I place it at the edge of my desk and hold the item perfectly straight as it comes out and it remains perfectly flat once it cools within seconds. It retains whatever curl it has or doesn't have as it cools within seconds. - The laminated sheets are impervious to water and soap (for instance, I use the recipe sheets in the kitchen and then wash them afterwards with zero problems, I also use them for "no parking" signs in the alley in the rain with no problem - perfectly tight lamination). I have not left them in the sun for extended periods of time to see what the sun would do to the lamination. - See the other reviews for class room use: apparently highly recommend for classrooms by the teachers and that seems very reasonable to me from my home use. I could see laminating 30 items for 30 students - great price for non-commercial use like this. I looked at commercial laminator units - I could buy and wear out 10 of these for the price of one commercial laminator. - Amazon has the best price I found after seeing this unit on Amazon and two or three brick stores. - I have had no problems with the sheets provided with the unit or with Scotch sheets purchased afterwards. I don't understand how others have had any problems with the Scotch brand products made for this Scotch brand unit. Am I missing something here? - Yes you can laminate thin or thick paper (say 18 to 24 pound paper and photographs easily). I have not tried poster board thickness but I wouldn't hesitate to do so - maybe give poster board a little extra room at the edges is all. - Yes you can trim it down. For instance, 5X7" pictures laminated for 8.5" X 11.0" paper then trimmed with scissors. I have had zero problems with the seal after trimming these down. Let the unit fully heat up before you laminate and then let it fully cool down before you trim it. It only takes seconds, not minutes, for it to completely cool down before you can trim it as you like. An extra 5 seconds of patience makes all the difference. - Read the little manual for hassle free usage. (duh!) - Warm up: I just tested it. It took 6 minutes to warm up in a 70 degree room with 3ml lamination selected. In that time I still haven't found my lamination sheets. I have never never found the warm up time to be a problem. I walk into the office to laminate, I hit the on button, and before I find my sheets and carefully insert my item the unit is ready for lamination. After that, I just leave the unit on until I am finished with my laminations for the day. It smells a bit like hot electrical wires - especially at the 3 minute mark after months of being turned off. - I would never leave the unit turned "on" for any length of time for safety reasons - I only turn it on when I need the unit. I basically turn the unit off when I', done with the job and leave my den. - The unit handles 3 ml sheets and 5 ml sheets. The 3 ml sheets seem plenty thick for everyday use. I have not used 5ml sheets yet. Not sure why I would ever need 5ml sheets - heavy duty garage usage maybe? I would probably let it warm up a little longer for 5ml just to make sure it is hot enough to melt the sheets together. - I have never really needed the "release" lever - when it drops the sheet it's done and ready for the next sheet. Wait, now I remember, I have used the "release" lever when I insert the item completely and utterly cock-eyed and I just want to pull the whole thing out and start over because it is going in at such a weird angle that it will soon jam at one edge or the other...duh! This is a human problem - not a product problem. Oh, by the way, I like the little "flip-down" entry door on the back with guide bars. Close it and it saves space. Open it (and use the guide bars!) and it works just fine to line up the sheets perfectly for entry. - Make sure you have your paper lined up inside the lamination sheets just as you want it before you insert the item for lamination - once you start, let it finish. If you have some "rare" item you are laminating I would practice first before laminating it. You could always cut it loose if you don't like the results such as placing your item in crooked or something. I have done this and all you do is cut it out and just toss one lamination sheet - no big deal, easy to do. - The cord is 5'3" long. It is not retractable but there is a place to wrap any extra length you may have. I just discovered this and wrapped up about a foot and half of extra cord length off my desktop. - Standard USA 120v two-plug, no 3rd ground plug required. - Made in China. - United Labs listed. - Off white color.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Good

It's a good laminater, but takes an extremely long time to heat up. The pouch holder in the back could be sturdier, but I'm happy with my purchase. I love the built in handle to carry it. It does not take up a lot of space.

Scritto da: Yesenia

Had this for 8 years!

For the most part, it worked as expected! We are a homeschooling family and I tutor, so I was getting a lot of use in the last 3 years. Yesterday I took it out to use and it never got hot. The light is supposed to turn blue when it's ready, but it never did. So sad. The feeding tray broke fairly soon after I got it. But I taped it up and it was fine. A bit annoying since I had to fiddle with it to get it to line up every time I used it. Other than that, it's a fairly good laminator.

Scritto da: My Eyes Are Up Here!

Died after a few uses but the warranty process was pretty easy

I had this laminator about 6 months before it died, but more telling is that I only used it 3 or 4 times during that time period. I laminated less than 10 pieces of paper with it. Of course, the first time I really *needed* it, it wouldn't heat up. The motor was still running but there was no heat to laminate the sheets. Fortunately it was still under the 1 year warranty. I was expecting a lot of frustration like most warranty experiences I've had, beginning with the need to call a 1-800 number to initiate the dialog. To my surprise, somebody answered right away and helped me. They dispatched a replacement unit that same week and I got it a few weeks later. So while I'm glad they honored the warranty, why is it only for 1 year? It makes me wonder if this is some sort of planned obsolescence where I need to buy a new laminator every few years. If this unit dies I will look for something with a longer warranty.

Scritto da: Ryan

Sure beats paying someone to laminate

I have used this little machine almost twenty times now. Sooooo east to use and does a professionally job. Great product scotch!!!! Just what we needed. No more paying for lamination services!

Scritto da: zibbity

Great Product for Home Use

When I first opened up the package of the TL902 Scotch Thermal Laminator, I wasn't sure what to expect. I have only ever had one laminator before & it was vastly different from this one. I was pleased to see that the laminator was packaged securely and contained instructions as well as 2 laminating sheets. I quickly unboxed, unwrapped and cleared a space for my new laminator that I received for free from Chatterbox. I read through the instructions, plugged in the machine, pressed the small power button & waited. My kids were sitting with me and just as excited as I was. While we waited, we inspected the machine. The tray in the back is very flimsy and on my machine, upon unboxing, wasn't attached correctly therefor wouldn't extend properly. With some tweaking we got it right. The lights under the power and millimeter buttons weren't consistent around the circles so figuring out which button is selected in a bit difficult. We also noticed a distinct "hot smell" coming from the machine which is to be expected on first use. We ended up opening up some windows to clear the room of the smell which was quite strong. Once the light turned blue to indicate the machine was ready to use, we got our first sheet ready to insert. We evened out the paper, put the sealed end in first and excitedly slipped it onto the tray to get the laminating process started. Slowly and quietly, the machine did it's magic of feeding the sheet through, heating it up and sending it through the other side. The resulting product was quite warm, again which is to be expected, and once set on the table cooled off quickly. The sheet was sturdy & ready for use by my little girl for her preschool curriculum! With our next few sheets we did notice that if you don't line everything up perfectly, the edge of the sheet pops up and therefore doesn't get sealed properly. Re-inserting the sheet for a second round seems to fix this problem. Once we were finished with our laminating for the day, we pressed the power button and found that the machine cooled off quite quickly. We then folded up the tray in the back and had a bit of a tricky time getting to to snap into place. Once it was snapped into place it is easy to roll up the cord in the underneath compartment and store flat against the wall on a shelf or our school table. Overall this machine is very simple to use, fairly error proof. We'll be using this machine for the year in our homeschool and we look forward to all the new and exciting things we'll be able to do with it.

Scritto da: Gabriela Statie

Product fried itself when plugged in / Terrible response from the Seller who refuses to refund

Absolutely terrible, DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM FROM THIS SELLER! Ordered the product based on the multiple good reviews on Amazon, the laminator came - plugged it in - it fried itself and never turned on again. Asked the seller for a refund and here is their answer: "We apologies for any inconvenience but we are just the seller of this product we do not have any control over it's quality or result of the product. We do not have any control over it's quality for that you can directly contact manufacturer. We cannot take return for used and open item" So dear Seller, did I buy this item from the manufacturer or from YOU? Shameless!! Zero starts for everything!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

NOT SUITABLE FOR USE IN UK this is a US model operating on 120V

This should not be sold in UK as it does not operate on UK voltage. Moreover why do I have to pay postage to return an item that just isn’t useable in this country?

Scritto da: Steph

Faulty

Didn't work and there was a burning smell when switched on. Trying to get a refund still.

Scritto da: Laura

Works great

I gave it a four because the buttons are a little..damaged? Still usable however, just harder to push that's all. I don't mind. Takes a few minutes to heat up and then boom! Start laminating! This is my first one ever so I have nothing to compare it to. But it's easy and super simple to use. Laminated my son's alphabets to hang on the wall since there just paper and ripped easily when taking down and he's wrote on one already. Wanted to make them last long. Love this thing!

Scritto da: SANDRINE M.

Pratique

The media could not be loaded. Fonctionne bien par contre le support arrière est très fragile attention! Le côté droit un petit bout est déjà cassé juste pour avoir remonter le plateau de chargement pourtant avec douceur!