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FEEDING IMAGES / ROLL EASEL USE

BASIC STEPS TO FEEDING IMAGES

NOTE: For good results, the process requires

that the images be fed through correctly.

• Make sure the leading edge of each image is flat all

the way across or any wrinkles or creases in the

image will show when laminated – perhaps even

magnified.

• A straight leading edge will aid in feeding in the

image.

• Feed the image into the laminator ensuring that the

leading edge is parallel to the roller.

NOTE: Do not stop the motor while an image

is being finished as this can cause marks in the

output.

USING THE PRINT GUIDE TABLE

Your laminator may be equipped with a Front Print

Guide Table to assist in feeding images into the nip.

Feeding images under the print guide, directly into the

nip, prevents the images from lifting up and interrupting

the photo eyes.

USING THE IMAGE GUIDE ON THE FLAT

TABLE

• To aid with feeding in images, the rear table is

provided with an “Image Guide”.

• This device can be positioned in front of the roller

and it prevents the images from interrupting the

photoelectric eyes.

• The image guide can be removed when mounting

boards.

• To position the Image Guide, push it completely in

towards the roller aligning the outer notches with

the thumbscrews in the table.

• Tighten the thumbscrews down to secure the image

guide in place. You are ready to feed images.

• To assist with this, the edge of the image can be

seen through the windows in the “Image Guide”,

which is in front of the rollers.

USING THE ROLL EASEL ATTACHMENT

The Roll Easel Attachment is used to encapsulate

images digitally reproduced with a color plotter. The

rolls of images simply slip on and off the roll easel,

which lifts on and off the front of the laminator.

• Mount the roll of prints on the attachment. The

rolls of images should unwind with the images

facing up and should be centered on the attachment

so that the laminate covers the images.

• Load the Roll Easel Shaft with media into the

Table/Roll Easel Brackets.

• Pivot the Roll Easel Knurled Knob end pins into

the bracket notch to prevent it from pulling up and

causing tracking problems.

• For the roll of images, leave some blank space at the

beginning and in this space, cut out a V-shaped area

to allow for an easier and cleaner start to the

laminating process.

• Once the prints are running through the laminator,

set the brake tension for the roll easel to exert a

significant amount of tension so the prints feed

through without wrinkles (refer to ‘Setting the

Unwind Brake Tension’ section).

• Set the speed control to 2-3 feet or (0.6–1.0) meters

per minute. Use the footswitch until the images are

tracking correctly. Then press the Forward direction

switch and go into auto-run mode. Don’t remove

your foot from the footswitch until you have

pushed the Forward direction switch. Otherwise,

the laminator will stop, affecting the quality of your

image’s finish.

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