Best Laminate Rods
The Phenolic XX round rod has an opaque natural color and meets United States Military Standard MIL-I-24768/11 specifications. Plastic laminates are hard, dense materials made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered paper, fabric, or fiberglass and then impregnating them with epoxy or resin.
Find Best Price at AmazonThe Phenolic XX round rod has an opaque natural color and meets United States Military Standard MIL-I-24768/11 specifications. Plastic laminates are hard, dense materials made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered paper, fabric, or fiberglass and then impregnating them with epoxy or resin.
Find Best Price at AmazonPhenolic LE, also called Garolite, industrial laminate, or Bakelite, is good for fabricated parts that require smooth edges and tensile strength such as rotor vanes, wear strips for machine tools, and bearing retainers. Plastic laminates are hard, dense materials made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered paper, fabric, or fiberglass and then impregnating them with epoxy or resin.
Find Best Price at AmazonBest Laminate Sheets
C-Line Heavyweight Cleer Adheer Laminating Film Sheets, Non-Glare, 9 x 12 Inches, 50 per Box (65004)
C-Line's Cleer Adheer Laminating Sheets are the ideal way to protect important papers, favorite pictures and more. These do-it-yourself laminating sheets are quick, easy and effective; just peel off the backing paper and apply. Laminating sheets protect important papers, favorite pictures and more.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I bought some self adhesive laminate sheets many years ago."
"It stays adhered to whatever you put it on, and it's the perfect weight to protect with a crystal clarity."
"Note that the entire tag is always visible so if you're freaked out about privacy, then this is not the tag for you. My family went on vacation and had to tag 9 items (3 check-in bags, 2 strollers, 2 backpacks, 1 diaper bag and 1 medical equipment cooler) and we would have spent 10x as much if we went with privacy hard tags."
"Amazed at how well these work."
"I think they're great for non-heat laminated tags."
"I use it for many projects--book marks, photo protectors, lists I want to keep without having the ink run if a drop of water lands on them, mailing labels on packages, a protective cover for labels such as my cell phone number on the case."
"A tip: I cut out a business-card size piece of bright-colored tissue and put it behind the business card before I sealed the tag, for easier identification on the baggage carousel."
"I much prefer this design to the hard plastic ones that eventually get ripped off."