Office Machine Supplies

Find Office Machine Supplies including perforating supplies, scoring supplies, ink cartridges, laminating film, punch dies, and cleaning products. Essential consumables for keeping your finishing machines running smoothly. All items include OEM warranty and free shipping on qualifying orders. Keep your workflow uninterrupted with the right supplies.

Consumables and supplies for paper handling and finishing equipment.

Consumables for cutting, laminating, perforating, numbering and punching equipment — the parts that wear out and the materials that get used up.

Keeping the right spares on the shelf is the difference between a blade change and a production run stopping for a week.

What we stock

Laminating supplies cover Trade-Lam and School-Lam thermal film, Everstick HLA sticky-back film, ALM roll films in gloss, matte and silk matte, single-sided and uncoated liner films, pouches and transparency film. Machine spares include standard and micro perforating blades, complete narrow-margin and standard perforating assemblies, complete score assemblies, replacement punch heads and additional pneumatic heads. Maintenance items include roller cleaner and static eliminator spray, and numbering ink cartridges are stocked in black and red.

How to choose

Confirm the model first — Consumables are machine-specific and the model number is the only reliable way to match them.
Film needs three matches — Width, thickness and core size all have to suit your laminator.
Blade type — Standard perforation for general tear-off, micro perforation for a cleaner edge on tickets and coupons.
Stock ahead of peak — Order spares before a busy period, not during it.

Frequently asked questions

Which laminating film fits my machine?

Three things must match: roll width, film thickness in mil, and core size (1 inch or 2¼ inch). All three are listed on our product pages. Tell us your laminator model and we will confirm.

What is the difference between standard and micro perforating blades?

Micro perforating makes many more, finer cuts, giving a cleaner tear and a neater edge. Standard perforating is coarser and generally faster.

How often should I replace a perforating blade?

When tears start dragging or the perforation looks ragged. Coated and heavier stocks dull blades faster than uncoated bond.

Do you stock ink cartridges for numbering machines?

Yes, in black and red and in several pack configurations. Check your machine model against the cartridge product pages or ask us.