If you are looking for a new laminator for your school, church, preschool or print shop you should definitely consider the GBC Ultima 65 roll laminator. The Ultima65 is the most popular school laminating machine in the United States. But don’t just buy it because it is popular. Here are five reasons why you should consider the Ultima 65.

  1. Ease of Use: This roll-laminator is one of the easiest machines to operate on the market. With only a few options and clearly labeled push button controls, it is ideal for use in an environment where teachers, parents and volunteers may all use the machine on a regular basis.
  2. Service Availability: As I have already mentioned, the Ultima65 is the most popular school laminating machine in the United States. One reason for this is the superior level of service offered by GBC. In fact, the manufacturer has a national service presence and for a low yearly fee allows you to purchase an onsite maintenance agreement for your laminator to cover any problems you might have. Although these machines don’t break that often, having someone come out to your location to fix the machine is definitely a lot nicer than trying to pack up a 125lb machine and send it to a service bureau.
  3. Supply Costs: The Ultima is designed with schools in mind. Thus, it will run the most inexpensive school grade laminating film on the market. Unlike other machines which require Lo-melt film the Ultima-65 can run standard 1.5mil and 3mil films. Keeping the cost down for laminating material is important, expecially for budget strapped schools and non profit organizations. This machine will help you do that.
  4. Durability: When treated with care, the Ultima is designed to laminate for years. It’s heavy duty construction, simple set of features and excellent design helps to keep maintenance costs down and helps to ensure that you don’t need to buy a new machine anytime soon. This being said, the most common cause for service calls with this type of machine involves users loading film incorrectly or attempting to run items through the machine that should not be laminated. It is important to note that under no circumstances should items with glitter, sticks, wood or other 3d objects be run through this type of machine. Additionally, a sharp knife should never be used to clean the laminating rollers.
  5. Cost: The Ultima-65 is extremely well priced in the market for its features. Although not the cheapest roll laminator on the market, it is quite possibly the best bang for its buck in the industry. It’s simple operation, service availability and excellent design make it an excellent bargain.

Jeff McRitchie is the director of Marketing for Mybinding.com. He has written more than two hundred articles on topics related to binding machines, binding supplies, presentation covers, ring binders, index tabs, laminators, laminating pouches, roll film, shredders and paper handling equipment. If you have any questions about the GBC Ultima 65 Roll Laminator or any other Laminators check out MyBinding.com.

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