LAMINATOR CONTROLS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - KEEP FOR FUTURE USE
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ENGLISH
E
A
On / off switch
B
Standby / Power on button
C
Auto (hot) / cold button
D
Reverse button
E
Carry handles
F
Pouch / document entry slot
G
Pouch / document exit
H
Exit tray
CAPABILITIES
Performance
Entry width
12.5”
Pouch thickness (min.)
3 mil (per side)
Pouch thickness (max.)
7 mil (per side)
Estimated heat-up time
1 minute
Cool down time
30-60 minutes
Lamination speed
up to 24”/min
Number of rollers
4
Ready indication
Light & beep
Manual reverse function
Yes
Clear Path / Anti-jam engine
Yes
LED interface
Yes
Sleep Mode
Yes (30 mins)
Photo-capable Yes
Carrier-free Yes
Exit tray
Yes
Technical Data
Voltage
120V AC
Frequency 60Hz
Wattage
1200 Watts
Amps
10 Amps
Dimensions (HxWxD)
4.5”x20”x6.75”
Net weight
14lb
Max document thickness
.025”
- The machine is for indoor use only. Plug the machine into an easily accessible outlet.
- To prevent electrical shock - do not use the appliance close to water, do not spill water on to the appliance, power cord or wall
socket.
DO
ensure the machine is on a stable surface.
DO
test laminate scrap sheets and set the machine before final
laminations.
DO
remove staples and other metal articles prior to laminating.
DO
keep the machine away from heat and water sources.
DO
turn off the machine after each use.
DO
unplug the machine when not in use for an extended
period.
DO
use pouches designed for use at the appropriate settings.
DO
keep away from pets, while in use.
DO NOT
leave the power cord in contact with hot surfaces.
DO NOT
leave power cord hanging from cupboards or shelves.
DO NOT
use appliance if the power cord is damaged.
DO NOT
attempt to open or otherwise repair the machine.
DO NOT
exceed the machines quoted performance.
DO NOT
allow minors to use this machine.
DO NOT
laminate sharp or metal objects (eg: staples, paper
clips).
DO NOT
laminate heat-sensitive documents (eg: tickets,
ultrasounds etc) on hot settings.
DO NOT
laminate an empty pouch.
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