I need a Laminator - Best place for a good cheap one ?

[Kayleigh]

I need a laminator for my business. I won't be doing a lot of laminating so doesn't need to be at all heavy duty and it will mainly be A4 stuff.

Can someone recommend a good one that is reasonable ?
I was looking at websites and saw a couple of Draper ones. Is this a good make ? Better than Rexel ?

Also where is cheapest place for pouches ?

Thanks

Hi Christie . Daisydoolittle said she had seen one in Tchibo this week but we weren't sure about quality as she has a camera and I had an mp3 player from there and neither of us was that impressed.

Are you happy with the laminator ?

My MIL got one from Robert Dyas, she is happy with it.
They have one here on offer.

Well I'm off to the High Street on Monday where there is a Tchibo AND a Robert Dyas. So I will have a look at both and make a decision !
Thank you.

You're kind Christie to use your one for school resorces, I personally just use the laminator at work.

(DH works at a Robert Dyas)

oooh quick question - what is the difference between hot and cold laminators ????
Bloody hell this is confusing !!
And what is the micron thickness ????

For variable lamination thickness and greater durability we recommend a hot laminator.

Choose cold laminators for safety, ease-of-use (little or no training required) and speed.

I suppose the micron thickness is whatever it is you are laminating, ie card or paper.

ok, so i guess for low usage a cold type one should do me fine