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Just thought if a giant microwave / oven wud help : insert 
several pcs in at one go to heat up. 
 
A few links below has alternative ways but I can't open them (error 1020): 
<a href="https://www.mybinding.com/knowledge-base/pouch-lamination/can-i-laminate-documents-without-a-laminator.html" rel="ugc">https://www.mybinding.com/knowledge-base/pouch-lamination/can-i-laminate-documents-without-a-laminator.html</a> 
<a href="https://www.mybinding.com/knowledge-base/pouch-lamination/what-are-my-options-for-laminating-pouches.html" rel="ugc">https://www.mybinding.com/knowledge-base/pouch-lamination/what-are-my-options-for-laminating-pouches.html</a> 
 
After much searching, an iron can do the job; &nbsp;just hoping the iron won't cause scratches to the surface of the pouches: 
<a href="https://oureverydaylife.com/how-to-use-laminate-pouches-with-an-iron-13648729.html" rel="ugc">https://oureverydaylife.com/how-to-use-laminate-pouches-with-an-iron-13648729.html</a>
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&gt;What kind of laminator do you have? Have you thought about buying a newer one that laminates faster? 
I currently hv &nbsp;a &nbsp;'LapLam&quot; which never get stuck but it took almost 50secs to roll over one A4 size: 
letter size cud go thru as well but not A3. 
 
Yes, I'll need A3 size. 
 
The &quot;Con-Tact&quot; paper is almost there: just that it needs to be hard/firm. 
 
Ironing works, just need to place a slim trace paper over it so that the iron 
doesn't scratch the pouch being ironed: still an already clear/transparent 
material is best, &nbsp;save me the effort/time/electricity to iron it
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<a href="https://www.lazada.sg/products/12mmx3mm-flat-oval-shape-hole-leather-belt-gasket-hollow-punch-tool-i687558735-s2118394980.html?spm=a2o42.searchlist.list.24.ee14432bfDRTIP&search=1" rel="ugc">https://www.lazada.sg/products/12mmx3mm-flat-oval-shape-hole-leather-belt-gasket-hollow-punch-tool-i687558735-s2118394980.html?spm=a2o42.searchlist.list.24.ee14432bfDRTIP&search=1</a> 
 
I'll also need a puncher like the above but with handle like those 
usual office 2 hole puncher that once you press in between the 
gap of the puncher, it'll create a 2-3mm by 10-15mm. &nbsp;The one 
in above Lazada link is rather difficult for an autist to use as 
he needs to hammer it down against a wooden surface &amp;&nbsp;the 
autist lacks the motor skills to use the above while a 1-hole 
&nbsp;puncher that once he presses it down, it's done neatly. 
 
 
just tested out ironing one pouch, half of it with paper layered to 
protect against scratches &amp;&nbsp;half with bare iron surface on it: &nbsp;no 
&nbsp;joy at all, full of huge bubbles (though the pouch turned clear). 
 
Need the pouch to be crystal clear, sofar, only the laminator 
meets this. &nbsp;I've tried with low heat &amp;&nbsp;increase to medium heat 
on the iron but still getting lots of bubbles: hmm the person 
who posted this 'ironing' method must have got it right as the 
amount of big bubbles is so much &amp;&nbsp;big tt renders it unusable
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Those laminating pouches are cloudy/hazy &amp;&nbsp;only after they have 
been rolled through the heated laminator, they'll become clear. 
 
However the laminator is extremely slow &amp;&nbsp;I have a need to make 
a thousand or more of these pouches become 'clear': is there a 
fast way to do this? &nbsp;I can put them under flames as flames 
will melt them. 
 
Anyone knows of any mass &amp;&nbsp;quick way? &nbsp;Basking under the sun: 
the temperature is not enough. 
 
Alternatively I could buy one of those ring binding transparent 
plastics but I'll need A3 size: anyone can point me to an eBay 
or Amazon low-cost source, that'll be good. 
 
So far, I've got laminate pouches A3 size at good rate
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Those laminating pouches are cloudy/hazy & only after they have
been rolled through the heated laminator, they'll become clear.

However the laminator is extremely slow & I have a need to make
a thousand or more of these pouches become 'clear': is there a
fast way to do this?  I can put them under flames as flames
will melt them.

Anyone knows of any mass & quick way?  Basking under the sun:
the temperature is not enough.

Alternatively I could buy one of those ring binding transparent
plastics but I'll need A3 size: anyone can point me to an eBay
or Amazon low-cost source, that'll be good.

So far, I've got laminate pouches A3 size at good rate

fast/mass way of making laminate pouches clear or  A3 size transparent ring binder

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