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Box of 3M thermal laminating pouches, ID badge size, 5 mil thickness

3M

3M TP5852100 ID Badge Size Thermal Laminating Pouches 5 mil

SKU CH-D0FQ-CQHW5 MPN TP5852100

Protect and preserve frequently handled documents with these 5 mil thermal laminating pouches

  • Protect frequently handled documents with thermal lamination
  • 5 mil thickness provides durable encapsulation
  • ID badge size fits standard credentials
  • 3M Scotch quality for reliable performance

ID Badge Size Thermal Laminating Pouches

These 3M thermal pouches are sized for ID badges and apply a 5 mil protective layer. They seal with standard heat laminators to shield cards from moisture, dirt and daily wear. The clear finish keeps text and photos readable after repeated handling.

Upgrade from unprotected or thinner sleeves

Switching to these pouches adds rigidity and a stronger moisture barrier that basic sleeves lack. The step up makes sense when badges are used every day in busy environments or must survive outdoor exposure. They are not suited for larger documents or cold-lamination workflows.

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Price $6.99
Cheaper than about 95% of the 275 comparable items (median $34.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight2.61 kg
Package size254 × 25 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

What are the dimensions of the 3M TP5852100 ID badge pouches?

The pouches are sized for standard ID badges, matching common credential dimensions for a precise fit.

How do I seal the 5 mil thermal laminating pouches correctly?

Use a heated pouch laminator; insert the sealed edge first and ensure the carrier is used if required by your machine.

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