5 Mil Double Letter Laminating Pouches 11-1/2 x 17-1/2 Qty 100 Hot Laminator Sleeves

Worked fine, 5 mil. I've used 3 mil and 7 mil before, and these are definitely 5 mil.

This is good value 5 mil laminate sheets. The size is to cover 11x17 prints. Their price is very reasonable for the quality. Good for menus, posters and other signages. One thing to remember is that you meed to have a proper laminate machine which can run a 5mil sheet. My old machine can't do 5 mil sheet, only 3 mil. So, make sure your laminater is capable for the thicker sheets. I will definately recommend this brand to my friends.

I love the 5 Mil Double Letter Laminating Pouches 11-1/2 x 17-1/2 Qty 100 Hot Laminator Sleeves. I got them for my child care center for art projects and signs to hang up and it works perfectly for my larger projects! So happy with this product.

We have been using this product for several years. Ordered several times, product is always consistent and provides 100% satisfaction for its intended use.

We used this product at my preschool to make journals of each child's work. These were a great deal! The only complaint a few teachers had was that the lamination crumpled when going through the machine. In the papers defense they had never used it before and did not properly flatten the lamination by rubbing their hand over it. This is s must, it does not fall flat. The lamination was thick and really a great deal for the amount of sheets you receive!

These work great with our Amazon Basics laminator. We use them all of the time. Especially now with Covid-19. It is saving us and the environment by allowing us to sanitize menus after each use.

This was almost half as less as brands on Staples site and just as good, if not better.

Just finished using all of these pouches. Took 2 years. They're cheap. Very cheap in price and quality. The laminate had visible streaks in it that could be seen on the finished product. I was hanging display art with these on a backdrop that I transport from one art show to another and they are relatively durable enough to withstand hole punching, storage, transport, and set-up/breakdown. I've definitely put them to the test. But... many of the sleeves never fully sealed. Most that I laminated last year are coming apart in the middle. If I were using these for menus or something that I would actually be putting in my customer's hands, I would be ashamed of their quality.And, to be clear... I thought the streaking might have been the laminating machine. But, upon holding the laminate up to a dark surface and to the light by itself (no art in it), I could see the streaks before it ever came into contact with the machine. The laminating machine has run other sleeves with no streaks.Use at your own risk.