Thermal Lamination Sheets 8 X11

I use this paper to print black and white photos on an Epson Stylus Pro 2880. I order Velvet in the 17x22 size and use a rotary trimmer to cut it into 8.5x11 sheets. This gives me 100 sheets at 8.5x11 for $ rather than buying it at that size for a significant amount more. It is a great paper--for smaller prints. Despite having a noticable texture, it prints with exceptional clarity. For large prints I use Epson's Ultrasmooth, as a 13x19 sheet of it will more easily go through the rear manual feed of the 2880 whereas the Velvet seems to have a problem going through. B&H is where I get pretty much everything now--camera bodies, lenses, printers, new iMac (their price was the best available,even with an academic discount elsewhere), paper, ink, cables, etc.

It is my go to paper for high detail, harder or b&w. 8.5x11 for test sheets for larger prints.

8 x Splitter works as described. Great unit.

great thermal

perfect case for my canon x11 ....solid .

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!

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.

A really beautiful showcase CPU case. Thermal is good. But if you want better thermal get the ones with mesh front cover.

I just received my BTS-35 Thermal Riflescope from Burris, this is a superior product. I have used multiple other brands of thermal optics, mainly for Hog hunting, but this one is a really great price point, and similar if not better quality to the higher priced options on the market. If you are looking to not break the bank, or just getting into the thermal optics game, I would strongly recommend the Burris Thermal Optics as the way to go.