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BizNet Seals It Up With The GBC DocuSeal 125 Laminator |
More on that later, lets talk about the
machine .....
There is not much to the Docuseal 125
and that makes it very easy to use. Just
plug it in. Turn it on by setting
it to "Foil" (if you doing foil) or "Laminate" (If your
laminating), and what a moment or two for the ready light to come on.
Pick up the item you want to laminate,
put it between the laminating sheets, place everything in the paper like
"sleeve" and just send the whole thing though the laminator by placing
it in the front slot.
The whole thing is so easy that you are
an expert on the first try. About
the only thing you can do wrong is not to use the paper like sleeve and just
send the laminating plastic though the machine without it.
Now if you make that mistake, you will probably be O.K., but do it to
many times and you will mess up the laminator.
So why laminate something???
What can you Laminate?
Almost any fairly flat item that is not
heat sensitive and is no larger the 11" by 17".
If you need to Laminate anything heat sensitive you can us the Laminator
on the Cold-Run setting, with special laminating sheets.
So, look around your home and office, I
bet you can think of lots of things. How
about printing some nice color advertising for your business.
Oh, you don't like the fact that water wrecks the ink-jet printed output!
Hay that's why you laminate it..... Get the idea?
Then get the Laminator. Still
need more to think about?
O.K. Is it an impulse item ?... It is if
you know this. Most copy shops will
charge you over $4.00 to laminate an 11x17 item.
With your own laminating machine you can laminate your own stuff and buy
those 11x17 laminating sheets for less then $0.40 each!
After about 60 to 70
laminatings the unit has paid for itself. 60
or 70??? That's less then 2 per
week!!!!
For making presentation material look like a Winner, We give the Docuseal 125 the Winner Award!For more information on the Docuseal just go here: |
http://www.gbc.com/oldgbc/products/pouch.html
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