Laminating Pouches Showdown: 3 Mil vs 5 Mil - Which is Best for You?

Are you in the market for laminating pouches but unsure which thickness to choose? In this informative video, we dive into the differences between 3 mil and 5 mil laminating pouches to help you make an informed decision. Join us as we explore the pros and cons of each thickness, discuss their ideal use cases, and provide practical examples to showcase their performance. Whether you're a professional looking for durability or a DIY enthusiast seeking versatility, this video will guide you in selecting the perfect laminating pouches for your needs. Don't miss out on this essential laminating pouches showdown!
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[@MissMillieEllie]

This was a really good explanation, thank you! I am dealing with microns, but this still helped me a lot to understand what to consider when choosing pouches. I'm about to buy a laminator and haven't used one before, so it was really hard to decide which pouches to buy. Now I am confident with my decision!

[@adambbigb596]

5ml is equivalent to 125mic, and 3ml to 80mic.

[@himawari.520]

hi, what is the paper thickness u used in this video? I want to buy a lamination machine to laminate my printed recipes, and plan to use standard photocopier 80-90gsm A4 paper. would this be okay or too thin or should I go for something thicker like 100gsm++?

[@adnanabdull4h]

What about microns?

[@adambbigb596]

5ml is equivalent to 125mic, and 3ml to 80mic.

[@jeffzee3791]

5 mil takes more air 😢😔