3M recalls 53k laminators over possible risk of overheating, fire
A brand of electric thermal laminators are being recalled because of a danger that they can overheat and catch fire, creating the potential for burns or fatal injuries. The recall involves 3M’s Scotch-brand thermal laminator with model number TL1302Z, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The firm has received 63 reports of the units smoking, melting and overheating, the CPSC says. Investigators say five reports stated the laminator caught fire and another reported minor property
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