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Sevorley Manual Cold Roll Laminator with Hand Crank
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Sevorley Manual Cold Roll Laminator with Hand Crank in Bloomington, MN
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Current price: $1,094.99


Sevorley Manual Cold Roll Laminator with Hand Crank in Bloomington, MN
Current price: $1,094.99
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Color: Gray With Orange Rollers
Built for heavy-duty commercial and professional work, this 51-inch manual cold laminator pairs a rugged iron frame with soft silicon rollers for smooth, wrinkle-free results every time. Turn the hand crank to feed vinyl, photos, film, and posters through a strong retraction system that keeps material flat and gap-free. Adjustable roller positioning handles thicknesses up to 0.7 inch, so a wide range of media laminates cleanly. Four non-slip rubber feet keep the machine steady during use, while the folding table tucks away for easy storage. Requiring no electricity, it lets you control the pace by hand for wedding photography, mounting, advertising graphics, book covers, documents, and calligraphy. Maximum laminating width reaches 50.4 inches, making it ideal for large-format projects in studios, print shops, and creative workspaces.
Built for heavy-duty commercial and professional work, this 51-inch manual cold laminator pairs a rugged iron frame with soft silicon rollers for smooth, wrinkle-free results every time. Turn the hand crank to feed vinyl, photos, film, and posters through a strong retraction system that keeps material flat and gap-free. Adjustable roller positioning handles thicknesses up to 0.7 inch, so a wide range of media laminates cleanly. Four non-slip rubber feet keep the machine steady during use, while the folding table tucks away for easy storage. Requiring no electricity, it lets you control the pace by hand for wedding photography, mounting, advertising graphics, book covers, documents, and calligraphy. Maximum laminating width reaches 50.4 inches, making it ideal for large-format projects in studios, print shops, and creative workspaces.






















