Laminator Set Olympia 4 in 1 A 330 Plus

The Laminator Set Olympia 4 in 1 A 330 Plus includes the OLYMPIA A 330 Plus laminator, an OLYMPIA trimmer, a corner cutter and lamination pouches. The laminator supports both hot and cold lamination, accepts pouches up to A3 size and provides a laminating width of 330 mm. It features a compact, modern design, short warm-up time and safety functions including jam release and automatic switch-off on overheating.

Advantages

This set combines a multifunctional laminator with cutting tools and consumables for a complete laminating workflow. The A 330 Plus offers both hot and cold modes for different materials, a high-quality heating system for consistent results, a laminating speed of 400 mm/min and safety features such as jam release and automatic overheat shutoff. Its maximum lamination width of 33 cm and compatibility with A3-size pouches make it suitable for a wide range of document sizes.

Suitable for

• Laminating posters, certificates and signs up to A3 size
• Protecting photos, menus and instructional sheets
• Small office, school and home office laminating tasks
• Preparing durable ID cards, labels and training materials

Key specifications

• Model: Olympia A 330 Plus (part of 4 in 1 set)
• Maximum laminating width: 330 mm (33 cm)
• Lamination modes: hot and cold
• Laminating speed: 400 mm/min
• Power consumption: 435 W
• Input voltage/frequency: 220–240 V, 50 Hz
• Compatible pouch size: up to A3
• Product colour: Black
• Weight (set item reference): 1.26 kg

How to use

Select hot or cold mode depending on the pouch and material, insert the document into a lamination pouch and feed it into the laminator with the sealed edge first. Allow the unit to warm up briefly before use when hot mode is selected. Use the trimmer and corner cutter from the set to trim excess pouch material and round corners after lamination. If a jam occurs, use the jam release feature following the device instructions and allow the unit to cool if overheating triggers automatic switch-off.

Recommendations

Use hot lamination for standard thermal pouches and items that tolerate heat; use cold lamination for heat-sensitive materials or adhesives. Always follow pouch manufacturer thickness guidelines and allow adequate warm-up time for consistent results. Keep the device on a stable surface and avoid continuous prolonged runs to prevent overheating.