Laminator Olympia A 3250 350 mm/min

The Olympia A 3250 laminated device supports hot and cold lamination for pouches up to 250 microns and accepts documents up to DIN A3 (max width 33 cm). It provides a lamination speed of 350 mm/min, a short preheating time of about 6 minutes and a compact footprint (466 × 146 × 66 mm) suitable for small offices or home use. Power consumption is 480 W and the unit weighs approximately 1.47 kg.

Advantages

The Olympia A 3250 offers both hot and cold lamination options for versatile document protection, handles pouches up to 250 microns, and reaches a consistent speed of 350 mm/min. Its 6-minute preheating time reduces waiting, while the compact dimensions and modest weight make it easy to place or store. The device is designed for laminating documents, photos and graphics up to DIN A3 size with reliable results.

Suitable for

• Laminating certificates, ID cards and official documents
• Protecting photographs, prints and graphics up to A3
• Covering menus, instruction sheets and classroom materials
• Small office or home laminating tasks requiring up to 250 micron pouches

Key specifications

• Maximum lamination width: 33 cm (DIN A3)
• Lamination speed: 350 mm/min
• Supported pouch thickness: up to 250 microns
• Preheating time: approx. 6 minutes
• Power consumption: 480 W
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 466 × 146 × 66 mm
• Weight: 1.47 kg
• Colour: Black, White
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Olympia / 3145 / 4030152031450

How to use

Place the laminator on a stable, flat surface and connect it to a suitable power outlet. Select hot or cold mode depending on the pouch type, then wait for the preheating period (about 6 minutes) if using hot lamination. Insert the document centered inside a pouch rated up to 250 microns, feed the sealed edge first into the roller, and allow the machine to pull the pouch through at its operating speed. After lamination, let the sheet cool flat to ensure a smooth finish.

Recommendations

Use cold mode for heat-sensitive items or photos; use hot mode for standard paper documents with compatible pouches. Do not exceed 250 micron pouch thickness and allow laminated items to cool before handling. Regularly clean rollers following the manufacturer's instructions to prevent adhesive buildup.