Συσκευή πλαστικοποίησης εν ψυχρώ/εν θερμώ Olympia A396 Plus

The Olympia A396 Plus is a compact cold/hot laminator designed for home and small office use. It accepts pouches up to A3 size with a maximum laminating width of 330 mm and supports pouch thicknesses of 80, 125 and 175 micron. The unit features a fast warm-up time of 3–5 minutes, a high-quality heating system, jam release and automatic shut-off in case of overheating. Its compact modern design includes a large rear tray for convenient handling of pouches and simple LED indicators for temperature and pouch thickness.

Advantages

The laminator offers both cold and hot lamination modes, a wide laminating path of 330 mm and three supported pouch thicknesses (80, 125, 175 µm). It has a short warm-up time (approximately 3–5 minutes), a reliable heating system, jam release function and automatic switch-off for safety. Compact dimensions and a rear tray improve usability and storage.

Suitable for

• Laminating documents, photos and certificates up to A3 size
• Protecting printed materials for presentations and displays
• Small-scale office, school and home crafting projects

Key specifications

• Maximum laminating width: 330 mm
• Pouch thicknesses supported: 80 µm, 125 µm, 175 µm
• Warm-up time: 3–5 minutes
• Laminating speed: 300 mm/min
• Power consumption: 350 W
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 434 × 131 × 70 mm
• Weight: 1.58 kg
• Colour: White

How to use

Select cold or hot lamination mode depending on the pouch type and the material to be laminated. If using hot mode, allow the machine to warm up for approximately 3–5 minutes until the LED indicates the correct temperature. Insert the pouch containing the document into the laminating path aligned with the tray and feed it slowly to avoid creasing. Use the jam release function if a blockage occurs and allow the unit to cool before removing jammed material. The automatic switch-off protects the device from overheating.

Recommendations

Use the specified pouch thicknesses (80, 125, 175 µm) and do not exceed A3 size. For heat-sensitive materials, choose the cold mode. Allow the device to reach operating temperature before hot lamination and keep the rear tray clear for smooth feeding.