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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS — Please Read Before Using!

• The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and 

shall be easily accessible.

• To prevent electrical shock, do NOT use laminator close to 

water and do NOT spill water on laminator, electric cord, or 
wall socket.

• Do not leave electric cord in contact with a warm surface.
• Do not leave electric cord hanging from a cupboard or shelf.
• Do not use laminator if electric cord is damaged.
• Do not laminate metal objects.

• Only use pouches specifically designed for the lamination setting you intend to use.
• Always supervise children during laminator operation.
• Keep pets away from laminator while in use.
• Switch off and unplug laminator when not in use.
• Only open the laminator as explained under “Maintenance”.  Do not open or attempt 

to repair in any other way, as this could result in electric shock and will void your 
warranty. Contact Customer Service if you have questions. Please note the warranty 
does not apply in cases of abuse, mishandling or unauthorized repair.

•  Please be careful of sharp edges and corners and residual heat when opening  

  the laminator.

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Discrete carry 

handles at side

Active Cooling System

Temperature controlled 

release trigger for lid

Support Shelf on entry to 

guide Laminate path

LCD Interface for 

user guidance

HeatGuard Technology™ double-walled 

insulation keeps heat inside

Opening lid to clean 

laminating mechanism

CAPABILITIES

Pouch Thickness 

 

75-250 microns

Estimated Heat-Up Time 

 

4 Minutes

Approximate Cool-Down Time 

 

60 Minutes

Lamination Speed 

  

50 cm/Minute

Maximum Width 

 

330 mm

Voltage 

 

220 - 240V~

Frequency 

 

50/60 Hz

Laminating capacity – 75 to 250 micron hot laminating pouches per side  
(min: 2 x 75 = 150 micron; max: 2 x 250 micron = 500 micron pouches)
Up to A3 width (330mm)
1000 Watt
Dimensions: 555mm (w) 245mm (d) 120mm (h)
Max document thickness 1mm

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

This laminator is equipped with an Auto shut-

off function.  It will turn the laminator into 

stand-by mode, if it has not been used for 

over 60 minutes.  The LCD screen will show 

the sleep screen when in stand-by. 

COLD

80   

mic

100 

mic

250 

mic HELPTEMP

175 

mic

125 

mic

To switch the laminator back on, simply press the 

stand-by button at the left of the front operating 

panel.

During lamination, the direction of the pouch can be 

reversed, if you are unsure about the progress of the 

lamination.  To do so, press down the reverse key.   

This will eject the pouch back at the front entry. 

Summary of Contents for Venus A3

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Page 2: ...Discrete carry handles at side Active Cooling System Temperature controlled release trigger for lid Support Shelf on entry to guide Laminate path LCD Interface for user guidance HeatGuard Technology...

Page 3: ...pplications to guarantee optimum laminating results as explained under maintenance TIPS Do not laminate heat sensitive documents i e tickets ultrasounds etc Use a dry erase marker for writing on lamin...

Page 4: ...ill take a few minutes for temperature adjustment 6 During warm up a wait symbol will appear in the LCD screen until the required temperature has been reached 7 Once temperature is reached acoustic be...

Page 5: ...ed 3 The open symbol will show in the LCD screen will turn on and the ready beep will sound when machine is ready to be opened 4 Press the buttons on both sides of the machine to activate the Easi Acc...

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Page 7: ...ease number Move Highlight 1 position down Move Highlight 1 position up Select the highlighted element on the screen Save system settings Go to Main Menu Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 80 mic C EXIT 90 C EXIT 9...

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Page 10: ...as amended by directives 92 31 EEC 96 68 EEC And the following Harmonised European Normes EN standards and IEC standards Information Technology Equipment EN 60950 1 2001 IEC 60950 1 2001 EMC EN 55014...

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