I own the H200 and it works out pretty well for me. That model heats the
rollers instead of heating the document before going through cold rollers.
I use it at maximum heat.
At 12:33 AM 5/26/2005, you wrote:
>I've searched Google for <GLC Laminators> and it seems to mean something
>18-years-and-up in Polish if I interpret a lot of the descriptions right.
>:D
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>Did you mean GBC Laminators like these:
>http://www.heasterlawson.com/laminators.html
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>If those are it, is there one model you recommend over the others? Or is
>paper width the only important feature between these?
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>Robert
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>Objet : [Homebrew_PCBs] New paper for TT! Reynolds Parchment Paper
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>With all the recent discussion about coating paper with RTV or
>buying silicone sheets, I decided to try some other commonly
>availible (and cheap) coated papers.
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>While doing my grocery shopping, I found a roll of Reynolds
>Parchment Paper. It's commonly used in baking to prevent sticking. I
>figured for $2.75 for a 30 sq ft roll, it was worth trying.
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>I was pleasantly surprised. It went through my old laserjet IIP+
>withput a problem. Ther was decent adhesion the the RPP by the
>toner. Much better than using label backings. And a few runs through
>my GLC laminator transferred the toner to a properly prepped board.
>I waited until the board had cooled and hestiantly peeled the the
>RPP. I was amazed it came off very easily. No water needed.
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>After etching, the board was a good or better than any
>photopaper/inkjet paper I had tried. Best of all no water needed to
>remove the paper!
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>This is definately the paper to use. It's inexpensive, easy to use
>and is works.
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>No, this is not spam, I have no stock in the Reynolds Metal
>company. :)
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>Definitely try the Reynolds Parchment Paper.
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