Paper Lamination Machine Price List In India

Recently have been producing a cancer fund raiser and this paper is invaluable to my poster and lamination products. The colors from my Epson Stylus Pro 7800 look great as well. Just a very good value for the money!

We use our machine for all types of labeling: vehicle, cables, files, tools...the list goes on. We have different sizes and colors of tape, super easy to change out and the mobile phone app is great.

I blacked it out with India ink.

For the low price of the machine, you get a lot. It does everything I need it to do without a problem.

Very good quality on the wood lamination. Sturdy and simple to put together. As others noted to adjust the size you need to dissemble a bit but I got it right the first time. Top and keyboard are a great size for large keyboards and monitors. Very happy with the purchase here.

This cheat sheet is incredibly detailed and seemingly handles just about every spec for the D780. It’s well-made and the lamination is excellent.

Wonderful machine wonderful price wonderful software.

Very good machine for the price. Has all the features you need.

After three days of struggling unsuccessfully with the software for the Canon TS202 printer, I gave up and ordered a HP “Envy Pro 6455”, on the advice of a “chat expert” at B&H Photo, NYC. Within three hours of that compulsive decision, I went back, also compulsively, to the Canon software and found the problem in the third shell of their program: here where you enter margins, paper size, color controls, etc, etc, there is also a list of the all the formats included with the printer and all those you have created and saved. For that list there is a seemingly useless control to change the order of the items on the list (no explanation of why you’d want to do so). That’s where I discovered that if you want your paper/page definition to apply, you must move it to the top of the list. What a rabbit tunnel! Once this is done, this printer prints envelopes and all sorts of cards very well.

This is the cheapest photo paper on the list. Don't be fooled. That doesn't mean it's not good. This is excellent paper. Beautiful result. The ink does not run on this, it's waterproof. Perfect for a glossy finish poster, photos or even signage. From my experience, the more expensive paper is thicker. It also tends to curl more afterwards. This thinner paper lays flat right away. -Not that it is really thin. It works out to 148lbs.