OPERATION MANUAL
6.3.3 Laminating
without
working boards or
silicone release paper
Required materials
■
A laminating film (e.g. ProLam or AdLam)
■
A threading board (see p.14)
Advice
If the picture is as wide or wider as the laminating film there is no
need for using a working board or silicone release paper.
Sequence
1. Adjust the rollers approx. 5 mm bigger than the thickness of
the threading board.
2. Equip the take-up unit (2) with a core
.
For this purpose push
the take-up unit towards the metal spring on the right side and
take it off to the top.
ATTENTION: If you look from the right side the barbed
hooks in the middle of the take-up unit must be adjusted
clockwise!
3. Load the laminating film onto the top supply shaft (1) so that
the film can be pulled toward the user from the underside of
the roll with the silicone release paper side facing to the bot-
tom.
4. Pull off the laminating film (incl. cover paper) from the sup-
ply shaft until it can be wrapped around the core from the bot-
tom. Fix the film (incl. cover paper) with an adhesive strip
on the core and wind up one rotation by hand. Adjust the
brakes on the cones so that the film can be unwound easily
but stays tight.
ATTENTION: Too much tension can lead to wrinkling!
5. Cut the laminating film widthwise.
ATTENTION: Just cut the film, not the cover paper!
6. Peel off the separated laminating film carefully from the cover
paper and pull it to the front until it lies loosely over the top
roller (6) and approx. 10 cm over the working table.
Wind back
the silicone release paper manually onto the take-up unit (2).
7. Push the film evenly between the rollers by using the threading
board so that the film is tight without wrinkles.
8. Lower the rollers and adjust the pressure according to the
thickness of the threading board (see p. 12).
9. Run the threading board through the rollers by using the foot
switch. If necessary adjust the tension of the film with the
brakes on the cones.
Manual
Roll
Lam 120W;
Roll
Lam 140W;
Roll
Lam 160W 23
