1. Protect documents
The surface of the sealed documents is covered with a layer of Laminating film, which can effectively prevent water, oil and stains.
Especially menus, leaflets, operating instructions, etc. are often read many times or placed in public places, and this layer of protection is more needed.
2. Prevent damage
The sealed documents become stiffer and stronger, and are not easy to wrinkle, tear or wear. Documents such as student cards, employee cards, conference cards, and certificates of qualification are frequently used, and the use time can be greatly extended after sealing.
3. Keep the content clear
After the documents are sealed, they can be isolated from direct contact with air and light, slowing down the oxidation and fading process of the paper.
4. Improve the grade
The sealed documents look smoother, flatter, and more textured, giving people a professional and neat impression.
5. Easy to carry
Some commonly used documents, such as teaching cards, operating manuals, work flow charts, etc., are not easy to damage after sealing and can be used repeatedly.
Examples of common plastic-sealed documents:
Copies of ID cards
Work permits, badges
Teaching cards, children's learning materials
Menus, price lists
Notices, system wall stickers
Diplomas, certificates, awards
Business presentation materials