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ProSEAL

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44 Pouch Board Laminator

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Cleaning Board:
Board used to capture any adhesive that may be 
clinging to the rollers.

Cold Mode: Heat is off.

Cover Sheet:
Release paper to be placed on the surface of 
mounting boards.

Control Knob:
Adjusts the height of the rollers on the ProSEAL
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Flashing Temperature Light:
The machine has not reached temperature.

Film:
A synonym used for laminate. The material used 
in the laminating and encapsulating process.

Flexible Pouch: 
Plastic Film Pouch for laminating paper.

Heat-Activated Films:
Films with an adhesive activated when heat is 
applied. Once applied to an image, the adhesive 
forms a strong bond between the laminate and 
the image.

Hot Mode: Heat is on.

Laminator:
A machine used to mount and laminate images.

LED: Light Emitting Diode (light).

Mounting Board:
An adhesive coated board used for mounting 
images.

Nip:
The spot where the top and bottom rollers meet.

Out-Feed:
The back of the laminator where completed 
images emerge.

Pouch Board:
An adhesive coated board with an over-laminate 
attached.

Pre-Coating:
The process of coating a substrate with an 
adhesive mounting film onto which an image 
can be mounted.

Pressure-Sensitive Films:
Films with an adhesive that is activated when 
pressure is applied, forming a bond between the 
protective laminate and the surface of the 
image. Used primarily for fast mounting 
applications and recommended for heat-
sensitive thermal and photographic prints.

Release Liner:
The backing on a pressure-sensitive film or 
mounting adhesive used to keep the film from 
sticking to itself. After peeling the release liner 
off, the adhesive layer becomes exposed.

Roller Height:
The space between the rollers.

Sled:
A 3/16” (5mm) board used to place flexible 
pouches to aide the laminating process.

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Summary of Contents for PROSEAL 44

Page 1: ...ProSEAL 44 Pouch Board Laminator ProSEAL 44 Laminator Owners Operation Manual All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...2 ProSEAL 44 Pouch Board Laminator All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 3: ...PANEL 8 MOUNTING USING A ProSEAL MOUNTING BOARD 9 MOUNTING USING A ProSEAL POUCH BOARD 10 ENCAPSULATING USING A ProSEAL FLEXIBLE POUCH 11 CLEANING YOUR LAMINATOR 12 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 13 SPARE PAR...

Page 4: ...been designed to be used with ProSEAL Pouch Boards and ProSEAL Flexible Pouches When used with these products you are able to laminate and encapsulate prints in one step Your laminator has not been te...

Page 5: ...h as heat register or stoves ovens 8 The laminator s location or position should not interfere with its proper ventilation Do not install or place in a built in enclosure such as a bookcase 9 Do not o...

Page 6: ...xist report this to the Freight Company or Dealer to file a claim Contact Technical Service see rear cover to determine if a replacement machine should be shipped to you NOTICE Retain original packagi...

Page 7: ...rom the right hand side of the unit 3 Once the arrow has reached the desired nip setting release the knob or gently pull the knob out to lock it in place See Figure 1A Caution Set the Nip Control Knob...

Page 8: ...ess temperature and is ready for use REVERSE Pressing and holding the top button reverses the direction of the rollers This is used to clear jams or foreign objects should one be drawn into the lamina...

Page 9: ...he inlet opening Ensure the board will enter centered and straight A gentle push may be required to start the board into the laminator Hold the edges of the board until it is engaged in the unit and t...

Page 10: ...matches the Pouch Board thickness Ensure that the unit is set to Hot Mode and that the LED is not flashing Slowly insert the Pouch Board into the inlet opening Ensure that the Pouch Board will enter c...

Page 11: ...assist in the handling of large Flexible Pouches It is made of materials that will not damage or cause excessive wear to your ProSEAL Laminator 5 Adjust the Control Knob to the 3 16 5mm setting for t...

Page 12: ...output Adhesive build up may eventually damage the rollers When laminating a small amount of adhesive will squeeze out between the laminate films and onto the top and bottom rollers This residue accu...

Page 13: ...king a louder humming noise and or it is stalling Only after pushing very hard the board is accepted Reset the main circuit breaker at the service panel The main circuit breaker is tripped Replace fus...

Page 14: ...4LR3002A TABLE FRONT 026004005A FOOT 380LR4001A POWER CORD 350LR3025A PCB CONTROL ASS Y 350LR3026A PCB MAIN ASS Y 032LR3013A INLAY CONTROL Please contact your distributor or sales person for replaceme...

Page 15: ...Board An adhesive coated board used for mounting images Nip The spot where the top and bottom rollers meet Out Feed The back of the laminator where completed images emerge Pouch Board An adhesive coat...

Page 16: ...Process Speed 44 1120 mm Maximum Working Width Process 122 lbs 55 kg Shipping Weight 111 lbs 50 kg Net Weight 20 510 mm Depth 53 1350 mm Overall Width 12 300 mm Height Mechanical Specifications are su...

Page 17: ...s representative for details Note Used and Not Refurbished Equipment is sold on an AS IS basis with No Warranty For more information regarding this warranty please contact your distributor WARNING Any...

Page 18: ...486 6502 Fax 1 800 966 4554 SEAL CUSTOMER SERVICE For information and placing orders Tel 1 800 257 7325 Fax 1 800 966 4554 Specification subject to change without notice Seal Graphics Americas Corpor...

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