Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Máquina Laminadora 650 mm, para Montaje de Láminas de Fotografías de Vinilo, Laminadora con Rodillo en Frío Manual 647,7 mm Laminadora en Frío Espesor de 25 mm Rodillos de Goma Rojo

I use this in my clay studio as a slab roller. Works so so, but for the price it is fine. With more use I think I can make it work better.

Well built and works well for the propose i purchased it for.

I needed a slab roller for hand building with clay. This machine is almost ideal and costs hundreds of dollars less than a real “slab roller”. (I got this idea, and simple modifications from a lady on Tik Tok.) The main difference is this machine feeds the clay (moving the clay and some canvas each side) through the two rollers to compress clay into a slab... The “slab roller” I used in the classes I took had stationary slab where the roller moved across the unmoving clay making the slab. Anyway, this machine serves my purpose outputting a pretty nice uniform slab from 1/4” to 1/2 inch thick slab of clay. (Will do more or less adjusted) The machine itself seems to be great quality for the money!

I really liked that it is not that heavy so I can be able to move it around it squeezing all the bubbles out perfectly

Love the roller. Only complaint, it's not packaged well. Several pieces came bent. I had to tear it down, flatten the pieces, reassemble it.

I mount photos on self adhesive Gator Board and this works great for that purpose. When I did it by hand I would get air pockets and wrinkles but with this device that no longer happens. Make sure all the parts are working, I had a screw missing on one of the foldout tables but it did not effect the function of the Laminator . There are no instructions that come with the device about cleaning the rollers so I suggest looking online for this. Overall for me the purchase was worth it!

Materials and build quality are good for the price. I'm using it to apply 24" wide cold (clear adhesive) laminate to card stock and to apply large printed stickers (up to 24x36") to foam core and coroplast. Roller pressure is adjusted via the two knobs on top and is critical to eliminate bubbles under the laminate. Those knobs turn easily and tend to wander out of adjustment, so I would recommend adding a locking nut under each knob. With that it's a solid piece of equipment that saves time and delivers uniform results.

Knob arrived broken, A million tickets of 'service' later, I still can't get a knob to adjust the roller tension and use this item. The whole thing is sitting around holding down the table, unused because they use bots for customer service and won't ship a replacement knob to make it functional. Don't even think about asking for customer service to reach out. It won't happen. You'll end up with a $100 paperweight, just like me.