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Welding line
6. OPERATION
The Banner Welder must only be used by trained and qualified personnel.
The Banner Welder must be used only for welding material for which it has been designed.
For recommended maximum welding thickness see page 15.
Welding:
NOTE: When you feed the banner into the machine, you should guide the banner by the hand or by
Banner Guide to keep it move in a straight line.
1. The Banner Welder should be positioned on a level surface in an area with adequate lighting and enough work space
for feeding materials. Connect the power cord to the AC outlet and turn the Power Switch to the on position. Depress
the power button on the control panel. The machine should
only be operated from the front (control side) of the machine.
2. Before welding, first determine the folded area to be welded, adjust
the guide plate and set it to the proper position. Set the temperature
and speed referencing the Recommended Temperature and Speed
section. (Note: Due to varying manufacturing processes of banner
material fine tuning may be required).
3. Fold over material to allow for a minimum of 1/2" weld.
4. The point of the arrow is the middle of the weld. Align the outer edge
of the fold over to the inner edge of the arrow.(Fig. 6-1)
5. Guide the banner into machine. The drive belts will grab banner and
pull the banner through machine.(Fig. 6-2)
6. Welded banner will exit machine.
7. Test the weld for tight seal.
8. For best results rotate the banner 90° in a clock wise direction.
Fold over the short side and guide the banner into the machine
with the 4 layer fold entering last. (Note: Turn the speed down 1 to 2
positions to compensate for the extra layers of material).
Fig. 6-1
Fig. 6-2
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