Revo automatic laminators from NextGen Lamination replace hand-fed pouch laminating with unattended feed-laminate-cut operation, ranging from the desktop Revo Any ($2,995) to the high-volume Revo Flex ($19,900) with integrated 4-side trimming.
All four models — Revo Any, Revo Office, Revo T14, and Revo Flex — run Lami Corporation roll film rather than individual pouches, so a single load processes hundreds of sheets without an operator standing by. Texas print shops, government offices, and AEC firms use these laminators to protect job site drawings, property signage, and reference documents at up to 425 sheets per hour.
Why choose a Revo automatic laminator:
- Unattended operation — Set sheet count and margins, press start, and the machine stops itself when the run finishes
- No pouch feeding — Roll-fed cassette or roll film runs continuously, up to 3× faster than hand-fed pouch laminators
- Compact footprint options — Revo Any and Revo Office fit a standard desktop at 55–78 lbs, no dedicated equipment room needed
- Scalable to production volume — Revo T14 and Revo Flex step up to 420–425 sheets/hour with continuous banner capability or built-in 4-side trim
Revo Laminator Comparison Guide
| Model | Speed | Max Width | Key Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revo Any ($2,995) | 200 sheets/hr | 12" sheet / 12" film | Cassette film system, internal rotary cutter | Small offices, schools |
| Revo Office ($4,995) | 240 sheets/hr | 12" sheet / 12" film | Patented lift-out cassette, sleep mode | Growing offices, print shops |
| Revo T14 ($9,995) | 425 sheets/hr* | 13" sheet / 12.3" film | Roll film, continuous-length banner output | Reprographics, high-volume shops |
| Revo Flex ($19,900) | Up to 420 sheets/hr | 13" sheet / 12.6" film | Internal 4-side trim, no-waste run mode | Finished, trimmed production output |
*Revo T14 speed is rated at 8.5" x 11" (letter); throughput drops to 216 sheets/hour on 11" x 17" stock. All models use Lami Corporation film only, sold separately, and run on standard 110v power.
Quick Selection Guide
- Best for small offices & schools: Revo Any ($2,995, 12" width, 200 sheets/hour)
- Best for growing print shops: Revo Office ($4,995, quick-swap gloss/matte cassette, 240 sheets/hour)
- Best for reprographics & banner work: Revo T14 ($9,995, continuous roll film, up to 425 sheets/hour)
- Best for finished, trimmed production: Revo Flex ($19,900, internal 4-side trim, up to 420 sheets/hour)
Revo Laminator Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Answer: The Revo Any ($2,995) is an entry-level 12" laminator at 200 sheets/hour, while the Revo Office ($4,995) adds a quick-swap film cassette and runs faster at 240 sheets/hour.
What's the difference between the Revo Any and Revo Office laminators?
Both the Revo Any and Revo Office are 12" automatic laminators that feed, laminate, and cut without an operator standing by, and both share a 200-sheet feeder capacity and 2–5 mil film thickness range. The key difference is the film system: the Revo Office uses a patented lift-out cassette, so switching between gloss and matte film takes seconds instead of a full reload. The Revo Office also runs faster at 240 sheets/hour (39 inches per minute) versus 200 sheets/hour (29.5 inches per minute) on the Revo Any, and adds a sleep mode that drops temperature after 10 idle minutes. For occasional use in a small office, the Revo Any's $2,995 price point is hard to beat; shops swapping finishes often will find the Office's cassette system worth the extra cost.
Quick Answer: The Revo T14 is fastest at up to 425 sheets/hour on letter-size stock, narrowly ahead of the Revo Flex's 420 sheets/hour adjustable speed.
Which Revo laminator is fastest?
At maximum throughput, the Revo T14 ($9,995) leads the lineup at 425 sheets/hour on 8.5" x 11" stock, dropping to 216 sheets/hour on 11" x 17" sheets. The Revo Flex ($19,900) follows closely at up to 420 sheets/hour, with speed adjustable from 27.5 to 78 inches per minute depending on paper weight and film thickness. Both machines significantly outpace the Revo Office (240 sheets/hour) and Revo Any (200 sheets/hour). Raw speed isn't the only consideration, though — the Revo Flex adds internal 4-side trimming in the same pass, which the T14 does not offer, so a shop needing finished, trimmed output may prioritize the Flex despite its slightly lower rated speed.
Quick Answer: Yes — the Revo T14 runs roll film rather than pre-cut cassettes, letting it output a continuous-length sheet for encapsulated banners and oversized custom work.
Can these laminators produce continuous-length banners?
The Revo T14 is the model built for this. Because it uses roll film instead of a film cassette, it can encapsulate a continuous length of material rather than being limited to individual sheet sizes, making it the choice on this page for banner work and oversized custom jobs. Its six-roller system — four heated, two steel — keeps lamination quality consistent across thin paper and heavier stock alike, with two cooling fans preventing cloudy encapsulation on longer runs. The Revo Any, Revo Office, and Revo Flex are all sheet-fed machines with a 12–13" maximum sheet width and are not designed for continuous banner-length output.
Quick Answer: All four Revo laminators — Any, Office, T14, and Flex — use Lami Corporation film exclusively, and film is not included with any model.
What film do Revo laminators use?
Each Revo laminator is designed around Lami Corporation film, sold separately from the machine on every model. Max film width varies: 12" on the Revo Any and Revo Office, 12.3" on the Revo T14, and 12.6" on the Revo Flex. Film thickness ranges from 2–5 mil on the Any, Office, and T14, while the Revo Flex handles a wider 1.5–10 mil range for thinner or heavier-duty encapsulation jobs. Contact TAVCO for current Lami Corporation film options sized to your specific Revo model.
Quick Answer: Yes — the Revo Flex is the only model with internal 4-side trimming built into the same automated pass as feeding, laminating, and cutting.
Do I need the Revo Flex for 4-side trimming?
The Revo Flex ($19,900) feeds, laminates, cuts, and trims all four sides of each sheet in a single automated pass, with adjustable trim positions for a true flush cut or a deliberate encapsulation border. A no-waste run mode can eliminate sheet trim entirely when it isn't needed. The Revo Any, Revo Office, and Revo T14 all cut sheets to length as part of their automatic process but do not trim all four edges — for those models, edge trimming would be a separate step. Shops needing finished, ready-to-distribute laminated pieces without a second trimming pass should budget for the Flex.
Quick Answer: The Revo Any needs just 24.8" x 20.7" x 11" of desktop space at 55 lbs, while the Revo Flex ships on an included stand at 51" x 24" x 42.5" and 154 lbs.
How much space do these laminators need?
Footprint scales with each model's throughput. The Revo Any (24.8" x 20.7" x 11", 55 lbs) and Revo Office (24" x 19" x 18", 78 lbs) both fit on a standard desk or countertop in an office, school, or copy room. The Revo T14 ships at 205 lbs including its stand, at 48" x 44" x 36", while the Revo Flex ships at 154 lbs with its included stand at 51" x 24" x 42.5" — both are floor-standing units suited to a dedicated production area. All four models run on standard 110v power, so no special electrical work is required for installation.
Related Questions
Texas Automatic Laminator Experts: TAVCO offers the full Revo lineup: Office, T14, and Flex for direct shipment nationwide. Our team can help match sheet volume and finish requirements (gloss, matte, continuous banner runs) to the right model before you order, and source Lami Corporation film once your laminator arrives. Call 866-254-8590 or email info@tavco.net for a custom quote or volume pricing.