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Operating Instructions
5-6
62FM L
AMINATOR
I
DLER
B
AR
The idler bars, located near each heat roller, are used
to direct the film to the heat roller nip.
C
HILL
I
DLER
Assist in the cooling process of the web material as it
exits the heat rollers.
To remove the chill idler, lift it out of its cradle and set
aside, taking care to not damage the bearings.
C
OOLING
F
AN
Assist in the cooling process by pushing unheated
air onto the web
P
ULL
R
OLLERS
The pull rollers, located at the back of the laminator,
are motor driven. They simultaneously pull the film
and improve the quality of the laminated item.
Fig. 5-7. Rear View of 62FM.
R
EAR
T
ABLE
Provides a working surface when operating the
machine from the rear. This table may also be
lowered when webbing for roll to roll applications.
To lower, slide the left and right side rear table
latches to the unlatched position and lower the rear
table.
C
ORE
C
HUCKS
Hold and lock the rolls of film on the shafts to
prevent side to side shifting.
S
EPARATOR
B
AR
(Optional) Required if running AccuShield material.
R
OLLER
H
ANDLE
The roller handle manually sets the position of the
pull rollers while simultaneously electronically setting
the main rollers.
Fig 5-8. Roller Handle.
Available settings are;
Release
1/2 in. Mounting
3/8 in. Mounting
3/16 in. Mounting
1/8 in. Mounting
Low Laminating
Mid Laminating
High Laminating
F
ILM
W
EB
(Not shown.) The path the laminating film and/or
mounting film mounted on the machine takes
through the machine.
N
IP
P
OINT
The point at which the top and bottom rollers come
into contact. The Nip Point of the heat rollers is
the place at which the items for lamination are
introduced into the laminator.
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Rewind tube
Chill idler
Idler bar
Core Chuck
Pull roller
Rear table
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