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Doculite 2.25 Mil Thermal Laminating Film (38″x 2rolls/box=500′)

Economical Wide Format Bond Paper for CAD, GIS & Technical Printing

$18.50 In StockSKU: DocuLite -2.25-Mil-Bond-Paper-38"x 500'-(2Rolls)

About Doculite 2.25 Mil Thermal Laminating Film (38″x 2rolls/box=500′)

Doculite 2.25 Mil Thermal Laminating Film (38″x 2rolls/box=500′) is a premium hot laminating film designed to protect and enhance printed graphics, documents, posters, maps, menus, and display materials. Constructed with a clear polyester film and heat-activated adhesive, it provides a durable, professional finish while improving resistance to moisture, abrasion, and everyday handling. Compatible with most thermal roll laminators, Doculite film delivers excellent clarity and a smooth, consistent bond for high-quality lamination applications.

Ideal Use:

  • Laminating posters
  • Maps and charts
  • Educational materials
  • Menus
  • Signage
  • Presentation graphics
  • Point-of-purchase (POP) displays
  • Technical drawings
  • Instruction manuals
  • Reference documents
  • Frequently handled prints
  • Indoor display graphics

Features:

  • 2.25 mil thermal (hot) laminating film
  • Clear polyester construction
  • Heat-activated adhesive
  • Professional gloss finish (change to matte if your roll is matte)
  • Excellent clarity and durability
  • Protects against scratches, moisture, dirt, and wear
  • Compatible with most thermal roll laminators
Specification Value
Brand Doculite
Film Type Thermal (Hot) Laminating Film
Thickness 2.25 mil
Material Polyester (PET)
Adhesive Heat-Activated Thermal Adhesive
Finish Gloss (or Matte if applicable)
Core Size 1″ or 2.25″ (depending on your roll)
Application Roll Lamination

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