Fellowes Thermal Laminating Pouches, ImageLast, Jam Free, Letter Size, 3 Mil, 150 Pack (5200509), Clear

Im not convinced that I would purchase these again, as they feel a little flimsy compared to the last packet we purchased (via another brand). The 3mil for some reason feels thinner, but I cant figure out why. They will work for some of our purposes, so Im not planning on returning them unless I receive a lot of complaints from my Managers about them.

I received these as a gift with my laminator. Over time, ALL of the film has come off of everything I laminate. I normally buy a different brand, but was excited to try a new brand to have options. These are not worth my money at all. Also, the premium markings on the pouches do not disappear when laminating, which is also frustrating when laminating things for my classroom. At the recommendation of a friend, I even tried laminating on an increased heat setting and that didnt work either.

Good value for quantity

With a Fellowes laminator I have laminated several sizes of paper objects. When laminating papers smaller than 8 1/2 x 11 it is important to leave a sealed margin around the whole object when cutting otherwise the seal will not be waterproof. If the margin is kept I have found the laminated papers will stay unmarred by a driving rain storm. We make signs for our stand at a farmers market so have plenty of water to contend with, shaken off of vegetables or on a rainy day. No problem with the Fellowes laminated paper signs. If you are under the gun to get laminations out quickly be sure to allow time for the laminator to warm up before you can make signs. Also, I make sure that I can receive the laminated pages after they flow through the laminator. That way they will be sure to dry flat. In other words I would suggest not attempting to use the laminator unattended.

I have the Fellowes laminator; these work well, never stall or catch. They always seem to seal on the first pass. I make bookmarks with them and I can cut to the size I want. Good and reliable.

These pouches are perfect for small laminating projects at home! The 3 mil. size is plenty thick for your basic laminating - I have been pleased with their performance with projects such as laminated clipart for bulletin boards/flannel boards (I teach preschool music classes), chore chart cards for my son, and other small-scale items that dont need to be super thick. The 5 mil. pouches are quite a bit thicker and are awesome for things that you want to be more sturdy. I have used these for projects that I want to use a dry-erase marker with for my piano students, etc. The only times I have had issues with air bubbles with these pouches is when the laminator was not warmed up enough, or when laminating TWO sheets of thick cardstock together...there were a few slight air bubbles around the edges of that one. You can always run them through a second time to help resolve the issue. The 100-pack is GREAT, it is lasting me a long time (and I have been laminating a lot of things!). Highly recommended, particularly for teachers or parents who print lots of activities/printables for their children!

Not sure if its the 100 pack or not, but I bought 2 of these with the same results for both packs. LOTS of static electricity which makes is very hard to center the pages Im trying to insert. Even lifting the top piece, very difficult. Ive purchased about 10 of the 150 packs from Staples, but was getting a little expensive so tried this. Takes me so much time with these Ill head back to Staples for the 150 pack. (These were $50 for 200 pages shipped, Staples was $60 for the 150 pack after tax)

These work well and save me a lot of time in preparing cards and papers for school.

These are great for laminating. If you want a more sturdy laminate then go with a thicker Mil like the 5 or 7mil. :) However, this is great for a lot of things.

Excellent - easy to use - nice finished product!