GBC - NAP I Standard Lamintaing Roll Film, Gloss, 25" x 500', 1.5 mil, 2 Rolls HOT PLATES/BURNERS Its three-speed settings allow you EJD7013866

Name: GBC - NAP I Standard Lamintaing Roll Film, Gloss, 25" x 500', 1.5 mil, 2 Rolls HOT PLATES/BURNERS Its three-speed settings allow you EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69838537544
Price: 131.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.612 (8 reviews)

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GBC NAP I Standard Lamintaing Roll Film, Gloss, 25" x 500', 1.5 mil, 2 Rolls HOT PLATES BURNERS Its three speed settings allow you EJD7013866 Its three speed settings allow you to tailor the airflow to your comfort needs Its sleek design not only adds a pop of color to your kitchen but also ensures durability and ease of use Enhance the durability and appearance of your documents with this high quality laminating roll film Designed for standard laminators

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