Depending on how you are going to use your print will determine if it should be mounted or laminated. Lamination will protect and preserve your print for a longer period of time than if it wasn't laminated. Mounting is suggested if you are using your print in a presentation, exhibit display or if it will be used over several times. In many cases, we are able to encapsulate your graphic, for preservation and for ease of shipping.

Lamination is designed for signage and outdoor use where it is used to protect the print from the elements. Laminated prints have a limited lifespan, usually less than 5 years. If you are making a fine art print or a photograph, then coatings are your best bet for longevity. Laminating a cotton print defeats the purpose of using a long life cotton material. It will yellow within 5 years. See similar questions...

You may either mount, or over mount your print with regular light weight (4-ply maximum) mat board as long as it does not exceed the 11"X14" total size. Please don't use 8-ply, foamcore or gatorboard, as they add significantly to the bulk of the portfolio. Additional weight adds to the shipping cost for all participants. The portfolio case does not have loose-leaf acetate pages, but if you wish to submit an unmounted print, you may provide your own protective sleeve. See similar questions...

Yes. If we are putting a lamination that has no texture to it, on your print and the print is being matted in addition to being framed, then we would put glass in your frame. Any portrait that has a mat added to the print/frame combination, it should have glass added to it. See similar questions...

The speed at which the machine rollers rotate ; expressed in cm/mm and the required time to laminate 1 A4 document. Motorized system allowing to reverse the direction of the laminator's rollers to remove and re-center document and pouch. See similar questions...

Visit (opening in new windows): Plaques & Letters: Etched Mounting Methods Plaques & Letters: Custom Cast Plaques Mounting Methods See similar questions...

The more time you spend inside the park, the better your chances of seeing "the mountain" known as "Denali" or "the high one." The entire mountain is visible only a few days each summer, however you may be fortunate enough to get a view of Denali or some of the other mountains and glaciers of the Alaska range during your stay. See similar questions...

The one print is mounted to one mounted card by the customer upon receipt. Photos are sold separately. See similar questions...

Due to the nature of that way photos are mounted it is not recommended that text or borders be added to images when ordering for a mount card. Our recommendation is to use effects such as black and white, sepia tone on photos you wish to mount inside the card. See similar questions...

To print the information retrieved from a PACER web site, click on the Print button of your browser. If there is a "frame," click on the "frame" you wish to print before clicking the print button. If there is not a frame, click in the body of the document before clicking the print button. See similar questions...

A mount is a file location on a server. Refer to the following chart to help guide you in entering settings. http:// www.radiotoolbox.com :80 /myfile.mp3 ------- -------------------- -- ----------- | | | | || | | | / | / / \ \ | PROTOCAL SERVER PORT MOUNT (not used) This is for security reasons, it is best at this time to leave the password and username of your servers stored in memory then deleted when the application closes. Especially considering the fact that it is a beta application. See similar questions...

Laminate is the most popular material used for a countertop. It offers thousands of colors and a number of textured finishes. It wears fairly well and doesn’t require any sealing. The seams are visible and it has almost no reparability. Laminate tops with a square edge start at about $20 per square foot, installed. See similar questions...

Laminating covers the print with a plastic layer that protects the print and will increase durability and help reduce fading See similar questions...

Laminate Flooring is made up of a high-density fibre board base, generally with a photograph of wood on top, coated with an acrylic lacquer. There is no real wood in a laminate board of this type. (Quick Step is of this type) See similar questions...

No. Laminating the pass will destroy the barcode due to heat exposure. Alternatively, the pass may be placed in a plastic sleeve for protection. See similar questions...

Unfortunately, no. We have found that the lamination process, all too often, degrades the quality of the presentation. If you want lamination, you should seriously consider upgrading to vinyl output (see question 14). Not only is vinyl a more elegant solution, it is also less costly. See similar questions...

The base attachment is exremely flexible for mounting on either the long side or short side of your flash. It has 2 sets of fold lines for each position. See similar questions...