Laminointilaite Olympia A 2250 350 mm/min

The Olympia A 2250 is a hot and cold laminator designed for pouches up to 250 microns and documents up to DIN A4. It provides cover and protection for documents, photos and graphics with a maximum lamination width of 230 mm. Compact and lightweight, the unit reaches a lamination speed of 350 mm/min and requires about 5 minutes to preheat, making it suitable for small office and home use.

Advantages

The laminator supports both hot and cold lamination modes and accepts pouches up to 250 microns, allowing versatile protection for different media. With a lamination speed of 350 mm/min and a short 5-minute warm-up time, it enables quick processing of multiple items. Its compact footprint and low weight make it easy to place on a desk or store when not in use.

Suitable for

• Protecting documents, certificates and ID cards (up to DIN A4)
• Laminating photos and printed graphics for display or storage
• Creating durable teaching aids, menus or signs
• Small office and home laminating tasks

Key specifications

• Model: Olympia A 2250
• Maximum lamination width: 230 mm (23 cm)
• Compatible pouch thickness: up to 250 microns
• Lamination speed: 350 mm/min
• Preheating time: approx. 5 minutes
• Power consumption: 350 W; AC 220–240 V, 50 Hz
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 366 × 146 × 66 mm
• Weight: 1.15 kg
• Colour: Black, White
• MPN: 3144; EAN: 4030152031443

How to use

Place the laminator on a stable, level surface and connect it to a suitable AC outlet (220–240 V, 50 Hz). Select hot or cold mode according to the pouch type and thickness, then switch the unit on and wait for the approximately 5-minute preheating period. Insert the document inside a correctly sized pouch, align the sealed edge with the feed rollers and feed the pouch straight into the machine. Allow the laminated item to exit completely and cool flat before handling.

Recommendations

For best results, use pouches within the specified thickness (up to 250 microns) and avoid forcing oversized items. When laminating heat-sensitive materials, use the cold mode. Regularly clean the feed path and rollers according to the manufacturer’s instructions to prevent jamming and maintain consistent lamination quality.