I saw someone use this without a carrier, is that ok. If not can you just use a folded piece of paper?
1409012
I never have used a carrier & it works just fine. The carrier usually comes in the box of laminating sleeves.
1409013
Don't buy this product. It absolutely does not seal documents correctly and leaves the document bubbled. I used it twice with results the same. It's collecting dust!! Very disappointing!
1409014
All I ever due is insert the laminate direct. No cover needed just make sure you're on the right mil setting.
1146863
No removable carrier. Fold fairly flat. Light. I do not think dogs can go into a restaurant! Board of health?
1141413
I use mine quite often and it did not come with a carrier sheet, nor do I use one. I have not had any problem with the glue running out of the sheeting so I don't know what to advise you on this point.
939987
Yes. I use it in an envelope with pictures so they won't get folded or bent.
1409704
No, a carrier is not required. It has been quite good for my home office uses.
1591199
Envelopes are not a problem. Well, almost. I removed the paper from the carrier and inserted the envelope(s). 1 or 2 are no problem but more than that it will likely feed multiples at one time. It also will not work well with any media that doesn't take sharp bending well. For example I tried printing the front of CD envelopes. They got hung up on the cut-out and wouldn't feed. It would have been better with a manual feed without the sharp bend but that would increase the footprint.
172451
Not really. The screen is a thick metal and comes in pieces, if folded would ruin the screen.It is attached with nuts and bolts. If you remove the screen u are basically disassembling it. I would not recommend doing this.
307520
I don't see why you would need to fold it & I never have, but I assume you could fold it. It is very pliable. Go ahead & fold it. I enjoy using mine. P Price
1114002
I do not know what a document carrier is. I cannot answer your question. Sorry.
1962536
Yes. If the printer is in a vulnerable location, folding it down will keep it out of harms way. However, it will difficult to see or use.
550987
I do not think it would be a good idea to use "no" bag. But you can use all kinds of plastic bags, something relatively impermiable, from Ralphs, CVS, etc. With a little experimenting, a combo of plastic, paper may prove to be more easily used while avoiding a mess. I think it is worth a shot, for many people use this item without the recommended bag. Good Luck.
274626
Yes. All papers are designed for standalone use. A tip, or crutch, can be used for stability and are completely optional. Hoped that helped!
1286944
Yes, its true, IF used usual way. Without folding the strip its not gonna happen.
389157
Its not necessary at all but it might be convenient. It is fairly lightweight considering the durability but it is kind of a pain to fold it up without getting it dust and dirty and stow it away.
323638
It has a cardboard piece in the bottom, which would get creased if you bent or folded it too much. The length would probably make it a no-go without folding it.
538823
There is not very much room for paper work. In any case it would have to be folded.
1828714
Sorry to take so long to respond. The carrier does not fold at all. It must be completely dismantled which takes about 15 minutes, with practice.