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¤__¤ asked in Computers & InternetHardwarePrinters · 6 years ago

Can I double laminate something?

For example, can I take a piece of printer paper, put a lamination sheet on it, laminate it, put another lamination sheet on that, and laminate it for double thickness?

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  • Troubleshooter-Trev
    Lv 7
    6 years ago

    Depends on your laminator. Most will only take up to 120 microns maximum. The standard laminating sheets are 80 microns. SIMPLE maths 80 X 2 = 160 microns Means NO it wont fit!

  • TvT
    Lv 5
    6 years ago

    I would suggest you use thicker paper.

    U can double laminate it if your second lamination sheet is bigger than your first lamination sheet.

    if u use two same size lamination sheets, it will show winkles and won't stick together properly.

  • ?
    4 years ago

    Laminate Something

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  • robert
    6 years ago

    No or I think it would be really hard

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