C-line CLI65187 Self-sealing Laminating Folder 25-pack

Product Description

The C-LINE CLI65187 is a self-sealing clear laminating folder designed to protect standard letter-size documents measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches. No heat, cutting, measuring, or special laminating equipment is required. The folder uses a peel-and-stick adhesive backing with a protective liner that creates a firm, transparent seal over the document. The heavyweight clear material keeps contents fully visible while adding durable, long-lasting protection. This product is sold in a box of 25 folders and is well suited for office environments, schools, and facilities where frequent document protection is needed without dedicated laminating equipment.

The CLI65187 is commonly used to protect certificates, instruction sheets, phone lists, posted signs, and other letter-size papers that need to remain legible and intact over time. The self-sealing design makes it practical for high-volume applications where speed and simplicity matter. Office administrators, facilities staff, and school personnel are the typical installers. No tools or machines are required for application.

Key Features

• Self-sealing adhesive backing requires no heat, laminator, or cutting tools
• Fits standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch letter-size documents
• Heavyweight clear construction provides durable document protection
• Peel-and-stick liner allows fast, straightforward application
• Full transparency maintains complete visibility of document contents
• Sold in a box of 25 folders per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for standard letter-size documents measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches, including certificates, instruction sheets, posted signs, and phone lists.

Installation Notes

No tools or equipment are required to apply these laminating folders. Remove the protective liner from the adhesive backing, position the document, and press firmly to seal. Ensure the document surface is clean and dry before application to achieve the best adhesion. Once sealed, the laminate is permanent and the document should not be repositioned.