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Your cart is empty. 100 loops plus 100 pouches Luggage Tag size 2-1/2" x 4-1/4" (64mm X 108mm) hot thermal (heat activated) clear glossy laminating pouches. 10 mils (250 microns) thick in each flap and sealed on just one edge. These pouches have standard 1/8" radius rounded corners. Quality meets or exceeds all major brands, but at generic pricing. Special 100 pouches per box packaging includes at least 1 silicone coated laminating "carrier" and 100 clear plastic 6" luggage tag loops. Maximum card stock size recommended for this pouch is 2-1/4" x 3-11/16" (or less) to leave a standard 1/8" border of clear laminate around 2 sides of card for a secure sealed edge and avoid the slot by 1/8" too.
TIPS: Industry standard specification for 10 mil laminating pouches is 10 mils on each flap for a total of 20 mils added to your paper sheet. Also, 1 mil equals 1/1000th of an inch (or 25 microns metric). The industry calls these laminating pouches when they are sealed on only one edge instead of three like folders.
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Shanelle Alli
2025-08-10 16:41:41
We recently used these laminating pouches for creating name tags for our backpack blessing event, and I couldn't be happier with the results! They were incredibly easy to use—simply insert the tags and run them through the laminator. The durability of the pouches is impressive; these tags will hold up beautifully, even with the hustle and bustle of the school year.Parents were thrilled with the high quality of the tags, and many commented on how professional they looked. These laminating pouches truly helped elevate our project and made the tags not only functional but also visually appealing. I highly recommend them for anyone needing durable, easy-to-use laminating solutions!
Cherie
2025-05-28 16:35:49
These luggage tags are excellent and the price is excellent! They are thick and durable, and will last a long time. My laminator is made for 3 mil pouches, but I just stuck these through my laminator about 4 times and they were good to go! I'm so pleased with them that I came back and ordered the 500 qty. set!
Matt S.
2025-04-21 13:11:56
Great product! I was looking to get custom luggage tags printed, and I just...couldn't find what I wanted. So, I turned to using my laminator!I tested it with two of my own business cards. They fit perfectly! Unfortunately, my laminator only goes up to 5 mil, and laminators that do 10 mil are in the hundreds, so I ran it through twice. They sealed, and are sturdy, but they do have this strange cloudy look around the edges (not on the actual card itself, that looks pristine). I will probably be using an iron like some of the other reviewers to get it to be completely clear and clean, but the sturdiness is to die for! I can't wait to sell some custom luggage tags! The price can't be beat!Edit: so, discovered that either my laminator is too weak (which it can go up to the 10 that these require) or my business cards are too thick (reuular ones from Vista print) to adhere all the way around. Works just fine with regular paper, but that's very disappointing. I will have to find a thinner business card to print my tags off with, so I'm taking a star off. Still a good product though!
KenP
2025-04-05 12:53:25
Good, functional items - exactly as advertised. One nod to the seller (Laminator Warehouse) - they made a mistake on the order but after a single, quick telephone call, it was quickly remedied. If you need luggage tags and have the creativity and time (and laminator) these are great for making your own luggage tags. Due to their thickness (10 mil), note that you will likely want to run them through your laminator 2-3 times to get a good & complete seal, but that's easy & quick to do.
Barbara
2025-03-22 21:22:54
# 1. It works!#2. It is original!#3. It is easy!IT WORKS...I have been through so many luggage tags. I had leather ones with buckles, they got "lost!" I bought hard plastic personalized tags from an online store... the airlines managed to break those in half! These laminated plastic tags seem to work the best. They are pliable enough to 'bend' for the rough treatment given by the baggage handlers. The plastic cord that attaches the tags are virtually indestructible.IT IS ORIGINAL... You are limited only by your own imagination. I have a Mac. I took a favorite photo of mine, put it into pages, sized it accordingly and added a text box with my information on top of it. Voila! I also downloaded some vintage luggage tags from the Internet and placed the photo of the tag on one side and my information on the other side. Looks great!IT IS EASY... I used an ordinary iron. No need for a laminating machine! If you can iron, you can make a luggage tag! I set the iron on the hottest setting but it really didn't need it quite so hot. I also found, moving the iron as if you're ironing works better than resting the iron right on top of the tag. Practice on one or two and it's a cinch! It also goes w/o saying to remember to leave a border around the tag so when you iron it the plastic adheres to plastic sealing the tag.100 tags? You have enough for EVERYTHING you can think of to tag!BTW... GREAT QUALITY TOO!!!!!
Neal
2025-02-22 18:10:50
I chose this version because it was 10 mils as compared to five mils of many of the other products, and assumed it would be more durable. It arrived today (several days earlier than predicted), I do not have a laminator machine, but I figured I could use a clothes iron and the thicker pouches would be easier to join the sides without melting. I was right. The iron worked fine to seal the pouch.To do this, I first cranked up the iron to the "cotton" level, turned the steam button to "off," and put two cards back to back into the pouch, centering them between the edges and the slot in the pouch through which the loop passes. I then placed the pouch flat on a piece of plain white printer paper on top of a granite countertop. I applied the iron directly to the pouch for about five seconds, then turned the pouch over and did the same to the other side. This adheres the plastic in the pouch to the face of each of the cards. Then, using the sole plate of the iron, I went around the outside edge of the pouch (the part beyond the card) and melted the plastic on one side to the plastic on the other side. The plastic was strong enough to handle the heat of the iron, and the resulting seal was solid.It took me about three tries to get it down to perfection. Now I have about 94 more pouches (I used three more for my suitcase, camera bag, and laptop) with which I can laminate cards for luggage tags for me, my wife, and others whom I might find in need.
Becky sonnleitner
2025-01-21 10:02:27
I bought these luggage tags for our out of town wedding. These tags are very durable and thicker than I had expected. I did have to run then through the laminator 2 times to get a good seal. But that might have been my laminator not heating up correctly or that these are so thick that one time through was not enough, either way it was not a big deal to run them through twice. Excellent product!!!
Cassie Nichols
2025-01-09 20:39:05
I used these to make a cheer bag tag and it did not stay sealed very well running it just once the ought the laminator machine, but if you iron the heck out of it, then it stays together well.
Brent
2024-12-02 13:58:44
thank you
Orlondo Steinauer
2024-11-25 17:39:44
Quality product! Tags a bit oversized for standard business cards... but easy to trim. Seal well. I would order again
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