Scotch Thermal Laminating Pouches, 8.9 x 14.4-Inches, Legal Size, 20-Pack (TP3855-20)

Great quality!

These is the best laminate. I use it for all my projects and I get lots of compliments on how great the laminate is. I prefer 5mil.

Standard laminating pouches. They work as well as they should. They heated up with ease, lightweight and laminated a variety of different products. Great price

Easy to use very simple… end product looks great

I like them. I am a preschool teacher and use them all the time with my scotch laminating machine.

On a per page basis this seems pricey to me. 3M quality so it's pretty good for protecting the manuals I need to showcase to users. Also very clear. I just wish it were cheaper.

We buy these laminating pouches to put various signs in them to put up around our business, inside and outside. We use them with a small laminating machine that is definitely not industrial strength. Handle them carefully when putting paper inside them and then inserting them in the machine and they will work great. Handle them roughly, one or the other or both sides will crinkle and bend and the bend may or may not get pressed out entirely when the pouch goes through the machine. One tip for those who may be using one sheet for several or more small pieces of paper: To keep those small pieces of paper in place you can use a cheap glue stick, the type marketed for school use, to secure the paper in place before closing the pouch. Once the pouch has gone through the machine, the glue will not show or mar the words or pictures on the paper in any way. As for using them on the outside of our building, they last a good year or more before weather starts to deteriorate them. If they are out of reach of rain or snow, they last longer. Inside our building they last for many years barring customers or employees mishandling them, as happens from time to time. Another tip: If you're going to be laminating one small piece of paper such as a photo, there are small sizes available which I'd advise you to look into. I don't believe you can cut an 8-1/2 x 11 laminating sheet down to, say, a 4 x 5 sheet and save the rest of the laminating sheet. I've never dared to use what would be left over if I did cut down an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet before inserting it into the machine and use what's left over later. I'm afraid it wouldn't hold together very well when going through the machine. Although you could try using a glue stick to hold the two pieces of the laminating sheet together. I just haven't dared to try that.

This laminating sheets were perfect for my project.