The answers to these questions depends on the size of the documents you need to laminate, and the volume you plan to laminate. Traditionally, most of our customers have used pouch laminators for small documents and roll laminators for large.

This notion is still true to a certain extent, but volume also plays a key role. You may laminate smaller documents on a roll laminator, but just a lot Fellowes Venus Pouch Laminatormore at a time. If you plan to laminate a few small items on a periodic basis, then a pouch laminator is the recommended choice simply because you will and save yourself a sizeable amount of film.

A roll laminator also takes up a lot more space than a pouch laminator. The methods used between the two machines are somewhat different, but the end result is essentially the same.

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