Whether you're a business owner, a student, or just someone who wants to keep their important documents safe, encapsulating is an excellent solution. Encapsulating is a process that involves sealing your documents within a protective layer to protect it from damage, moisture and wear and tear.
We can encapsulate documents ranging from A5 to A1. So whether it's menus, posters or architectural plans we can accommodate your needs.
Our prices below are based on per sheet that needs encapsulating. For larger quantities please contact us for a quote.
| Number of copies | Document pouch A5 | Document pouch A4 | Document Pouch A3 | Document Pouch A2 | Document Pouch A1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-5 | £1.60 (£1.33) | £2.10 (£1.75) | £3.10 (£2.58) | £6.50 (£5.41) | £8.50 (£7.08) |
| 6-20 | £1.10 (£0.91) | £1.60 (£1.33) | £2.10 (£1.75) | Price on request | Price on request |
| 21+ | £0.90 (£0.75) | £1.10 (£0.91) | £1.60 (£1.33) | Price on request | Price on request |
One of the most obvious benefits of encapsulating is that it protects your documents from wear and tear. Encapsulating can help prevent your documents from getting damaged or destroyed over time. This is especially important if you plan to store your documents for long periods of time or if you need to transport them frequently.
Another benefit of encapsulating is that it makes your documents resistant to water and other liquids. If you've ever spilled coffee or water on a piece of paper, you know how quickly it can become ruined. With encapsulating, you don't have to worry about spills or other accidents ruining your important documents. Ideal for menus or outdoor posters.
Encapsulating also enhances the durability of your documents. The protective layer helps prevent tearing, bending, and other types of damage that can occur during normal use. This can be especially important for documents that are handled frequently, such as menus or architectural drawings.
What is encapsulating?
Encapsulating is the process of placing a document between two layers of plastic film to protect it from damage, moisture, and wear and tear. The plastic film is sealed around the edges of the document to create a protective barrier.
What's the difference between encapsulating and laminating?
Encapsulating involves placing a document between two layers of plastic film, while laminating involves applying a thin layer of laminate to either side of the document. Encapsulating provides more complete protection since the document is completely surrounded by plastic, whereas laminating only covers to the edge of the document.
What types of documents can be encapsulated?
We can encapsulate a wide range of documents, including legal documents, certificates and diplomas, maps and drawings, photographs, instructional materials, menus, posters, and artwork. If you're unsure whether your document can be encapsulated, contact us and we'll be happy to advise you.
What sizes of documents can you encapsulate?
We can encapsulate documents ranging in size from A5 to A1. Contact us if you're unsure whether your document can be encapsulated.
How do I get started with your encapsulating service?
Getting started is easy! Simply bring in your document to our store or ask for your documents you have had printed by us to be encapsulated, and our experienced team will take care of the rest. We'll provide you with a detailed quote before we begin any work, and you can expect your encapsulated document to be ready for pickup in a timely manner. Contact us today to get started!
How long does it take to encapsulate a document?
The time it takes to encapsulate a document depends on the size and type of document, as well as any additional services you may require. We strive to provide a fast and efficient service. We will advice you on the time and you can come back to our store when they are ready to collect.
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