Opus Atlas 300 mono, Руководство пользователя

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PrePArinG tHe fontS
1. put the frame on the frame Holder;
compose a required text by putting
suitable fonts into the frame.
note! the fonts should be put in and
taken out by means of special tweezers.
the ends of the tweezers should be in-
serted into the holes in the fonts.
the holes enable to distinguish between the top and the bottom of a font. the bottom hole
of a font is larger or located closer to the edge (3.2 mm and 4 mm high fonts, because of their
small measurements, have only marker at the bottom).
important! if the frame/ typeface fonts
were previously used or located in the de-
vice, wait for 5-10 min until they cool
down. DAnGer of BUrn!
2. Lock the text in the frame by means of the
stops.
3. put the frame (with the typeface fonts in)
on the heater of the image press.
important! Do not touch the heater when
putting the frame - DAnGer of BUrn!
4. wait for 1-2 minutes until the typeface
fonts are hot.
PrePArinG tHe mAtriX
You can order a special, customized matrix (o.matrix) from opus, made according to your own
design. You can also use your own matrix, however, in this case you need to use also a spe-
cial glue (o•matrix GLuE) and a plate (o.matrix Base Gp).
important! the available stamping area of the matrix is max. 13 cm
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A. o.matrix (customized matrixes ordered in oPUS)
1. put the o.matrix into a special frame (o.framE matrix Gp - depending on matrix size).
2. insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
B. customer’s matrix
1. Glue the matrix to o.matrix Base Gp plate using o•matrix GLuE.
2. put bounded set into a special frame (o.framE matrix Gp).
3. insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
note! Before gluing the matrix, make sure that the inscription / logo on the matrix is
parallel to the bottom edge of the plate (o.matrix Base GP).
note! Detailed instructions for gluing the matrix are with o•matrix Base GP plate.
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frame
with fonts
temperature
regulator
Atlas 300 mono • User’s guide
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