A roll of 25" x 500' Dry Lam G2551-2 Laminating Film 25" x 500'from Dry-Lam is useful for laminating all sorts of things - documents, posters, menus, art projects, teaching aids, and much more. Once laminated, your item will be safe from dirt, grime, and fingerprints.

2.25" Core    1.5 mil Thick    Glossy Finish    Melting Point of 280°    Available in Different Sizes

General use laminating film for various projects

Easy to use

Good for long-term protection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a problem shipping this combination of dry-chemicals to Europe?

A: While you do not list to which country you wish to send the aforementioned chemicals, I have not found any issues with shipping the Photographers' Formulary Pyrocat HD Film Developer to most countries in Europe. However, I would recommend for you to add the item to your online shopping cart, then selecting your country from the drop-down menu. If it is available for shipment to your country, you can click the Begin Checkout button, enter your shipping address, and select a shipping destination. If it cannot be shipped to your country, once you select your country from the drop-down menu on the My Cart webpage, our website would inform you the item cannot be shipped to your country, and will instruct you to remove the item from your cart in order to proceed with placing your order.

Q: 2. does this film have bond paper rolled behind it?

A: No, this Inkpress Media Transparency Film for Inkjet - 17" Wide Roll - 100' Long, would not have bond paper behind it.

Q: 3. Can this cut to 130mm Width?

A: This is 635mm wide. It can be cut smaller with the right tools, but unfortunately B&H does not provide that service.

Q: 4. are the powders mixed together in one container for each solution or are they packed in their individual containers for mixing in water or propylene glycol ?

A: According to the manufacturer, part A and part B of the PyroCat-HD Film Developer can be mixed in one container.

Q: 5. Can this tissue be used to mount fiber based pictures using an electric iron?

A: Yes, the Duracraft Dry Mount Tissue - 8 x 10" - 25 Sheets is best used with RC darkroom paper. And is also good with this iron, D&K Tacking Iron - Selector III BH #DKTIS3 • MFR #SE-2280 https://bhpho.to/3t4f5Un

Q: 6. Could I write on these transparencies with an erasable marker?

A: Yes, you can use dry erase market on Inkpress Media Transparency Film (17 x 22", 20 Sheets).

Q: 7. I need the cards I'm laminating to be readable on both the front and backside. Will these pouches work for that?

A: These are single sided pouches, so only the front would be visible.

Q: 8. Will these work with the latest Epson Ecotank printers?

A: Yes, you can use the Inkpress Media Transparency Film (8.5 x 11", 50 Sheets) on the latest Epson Ecotank printers.

Q: 9. Will this work with a standard Scotch laminator on a 5 mil setting?

A: In general the Dry Lam 9 x 11.5" Gloss Laminating Pouch (5.0 mil, 50 Pack) should work in most brands of laminators. But, you should makes sure the one you have does work with that specific material. Best is to contact the manufacture of the laminator.

Q: 10. Just to make sure.. If I were to print a positive image in b/w, it would produce a negative on the paper correct??

A: That is correct!! Whatever you print on the transparency sheets in black, blocks the light from exposing the paper and will result in white. If you want a positive final print, print a negative onto the transparency film. If you want a negative final print, you should make a positive image on the transparency film. My only warning is I used these for making cyanotypes and the paper is fabulous! But, there's a little bit of a foggy finish on the transparency film but it's not from edge to edge... Maybe a 1/4-1/8 border is not as foggy. So if you were pasting these sheets together to have a larger negative, light will get through the edge of the paper more then the inner print area so just watch out for this, I assume you can cut this away. (I still have to check if this was my printer just printing an entire sheet of gloss or not but that was what I experienced)