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Use the following calibration process to adjust the 

energy setting 

for each tool

 to the appropriate 

level for the conditions on the job.

 

 

Place 3 plates

 on a sample of your insulation, 10 

inches (250mm) apart. Lay a sample of your mem-

brane over the plates. Be sure membrane is clean 

and dry.

 

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-2

-1

0

+1

+2

+3

S ETTING

 

Set the Energy Setting Dial to the (-3) position. 

 

 

 

 

Align tool over plate and move forward until you feel 

the plate engage the recessed bottom of the tool.
The bottom of the tool must remain flat against the 

membrane. Use caution not to push the tool too far 

forward, which can result in a poor quality weld due 

to the bottom of the tool lifting off of the membrane.  

 

 

To activate, press and release the weld button on 

the top of the tool. Note: the handle is designed to 

vibrate during the welding cycle. 

 WARNING

Hold hand welder tool flat against the 

membrane and firmly in place. DO NOT 

move tool until weld cycle is complete and 

the handle stops vibrating.

Once the weld cycle is complete, the handle will 

stop vibrating. Remove the RhinoBond Hand Welder 

and immediately set a magnetic heat sink directly 

onto the center of the welded plate. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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-2

-1

0

+1

+2

+3

S ETTING

Next, increase the energy setting to (0) and perform a 
weld on the next plate and cover with magnetic heat 
sink. Finally, increase the energy setting to (+3) and 
repeat process on the last plate.

 

After the plates have cooled,

 remove the magnetic 

heat sinks

 and turn membrane over to reveal the 

welded plates.  

 

 

 

 

Use pliers to peel each plate off

 of the membrane.  

See Bond Results on page 6.

CALIBRATION TIPS

If you do not get a 100% weld during 

calibration, check the power at the female end 

of the cord and determine what else is running 

on the same circuit.

Power output may be diminished if:

• The cord is too long.
• The power source is 

overloaded.

TIP

Cord length must not exceed 100-ft. (30 m) 

STEP 4

  

 

BOND THE MEMBRANE 

Set tool to Energy Setting that provided a 

100% bond.  

Several settings may yield a 100% bond. If this happens, 

select the energy level setting in the middle.  

Center the calibrated Handheld tool over the first plate. 

 

 

 

Activate the weld. Press and release the weld button. 

Immediately place magnetic heat sink

 over the 

welded plate. 

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