Esperanza EFL002 plastificatrice a freddo/caldo 250 mm/min nero

The ESPERANZA ETERNITY Cold/Hot Laminator (model EFL002) is a compact laminating device designed for home and small office use. It supports both hot and cold lamination and accepts documents up to A4 size (maximum sheet width 240 mm). The unit features quick warm-up, LED indicators for power and ready status, and built-in overheating protection. The laminator comes with five A4 foils and is made of durable ABS plastic.

Advantages

The laminator offers dual-mode lamination (hot and cold) and a short preheating time of approximately 5 minutes, allowing fast processing at a speed of 250 mm/min. It handles film thicknesses from 80 to 125 microns for hot lamination and supports a maximum laminated sheet thickness of 0.6 mm. The device includes LED Power/Ready indicators, a three-position switch (COLD/OFF/HOT), and safety features such as overheating protection. Its compact dimensions (380 x 105 x 50 mm) and lightweight construction make it easy to store and move.

Suitable for

• Protecting documents, photos and sketches
• Lamination of certificates, ID cards and small posters (up to A4)
• Home crafting and school projects
• Small office document protection and presentation

Key specifications

• Model: EFL002
• Maximum sheet width: 240 mm (A4)
• Lamination speed: 250 mm/min
• Warm-up time: approx. 5 minutes
• Film thickness (hot): 80–125 microns
• Maximum laminated thickness: 0.6 mm
• Modes: Hot / Cold / Off
• LED indicators: Power / Ready
• Power consumption: 265 W
• Material: ABS plastic
• Included accessories: 5 × A4 foils
• Dimensions: 380 × 105 × 50 mm
• Weight: 1 kg

How to use

Place the laminator on a flat, stable surface and plug in the unit. Select HOT or COLD mode using the switch depending on the type of foil and material to be laminated; wait until the Ready LED lights (hot mode requires about 5 minutes warm-up). Insert the document sealed in a laminating pouch or film into the feed slot straight and centered, letting the machine pull it through. For cold lamination, follow the pouch or film manufacturer's instructions to avoid bubbles. After lamination, allow thicker items up to 0.6 mm to cool or settle before handling.

Recommendations

Use hot lamination (80–125 micron film) for sturdy, long-term protection of paper documents and photos; use cold mode for heat-sensitive materials such as certain photographs, prints or heat-sensitive inks. Always power off and unplug the laminator when not in use and avoid exceeding the maximum laminated thickness of 0.6 mm.