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LAMINATOR CONTROLS
A
On / off switch
B
Laminator feed sensor
C
Pouch selection buttons (
D
Release lever (
CAPABILITIES
Performance
Entry width
Pouch thickness (min)
Pouch thickness (max)
Warm up time (estimate)
Cool down time
Lamination speed (+/- 5%)
Number of rollers
Ready indication
Release lever
Cold lamination
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - KEEP FOR FUTURE USE
- The machine is for indoor use only. Plug the machine into an easily accessible socket.
- To prevent electrical shock - do not use the appliance close to water, do not spill water on to the appliance, power cord or wall socket.
DO ensure the machine is on a stable surface.
DO test laminate scrap sheets and set the machine before final laminations.
DO remove staples and other metal articles prior to laminating.
DO keep the machine away from heat and water sources.
DO turn off the machine after each use.
DO unplug the machine when not in use for an extended period.
DO use pouches designed for use at the appropriate settings.
DO keep away from pets, while in use.
DO ensure self-adhesive pouches are only used with the cold setting.
FEATURES & TIPS
Lamination Feed Sensor
When the machine senses a pouch has been mis-fed or has not gone completely
through the machine in normal operating time the Lamination Feed Sensor LED
will blink. Use the release lever located at the rear of the machine to remove
the laminate.
Auto Shut Off
If the machine is not active for 30 minutes, the Sleep Mode function will place
the machine into standby mode. All LEDs will be dimly blinking. To operate the
machine, press any button or cycle the power switch.
'Release' function
To remove or re-align a pouch during lamination, activate the release lever
located at the rear of the machine. The pouch can only be removed from the
entry slot when the lever is activated.
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, 3 Mil, 4 Mil, 5 Mil)
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125 = 12.5" / 318mm
95 = 9.5" / 240mm
3 Mil (per side)
5 Mil (per side)
1 minute
60-90 minutes
approx. 12"/min (fixed speed)
2
Light & beep
Yes
Yes
E
Pouch / document entry slot
F
Entry support shelf
G
Pouch / document exit
Technical Data
Voltage / Frequency / Current(Amps)
Wattage
Dimensions (HxWxD)
Net weight
Max document thickness
(laminating capacity)
DO NOT leave the power cord in contact with hot surfaces.
DO NOT leave power cord hanging from cupboards or shelves.
DO NOT use appliance if the power cord is damaged.
DO NOT attempt to open or otherwise repair the machine.
DO NOT exceed the machines quoted performance.
DO NOT allow children to use this machine without adult supervision.
DO NOT laminate sharp or metal objects (eg: staples, paper clips).
DO NOT laminate heat-sensitive documents (eg: tickets, ultrasounds etc) on hot settings.
DO NOT laminate with self-adhesive pouches on hot settings.
DO NOT laminate an empty pouch.
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For best results, use Fellowes
3 Mil, 4 Mil, 5 Mil and 5 Mil Cold Pouches.
•
For self-adhesive (cold pouches) only use the cold setting.
•
This machine does not need a carrier to laminate. It is a carrier-free mechanism.
•
Always put the item to be laminated into the appropriate sized pouch.
•
Always test laminate with a similar size and thickness before final process.
•
Prepare pouch and item for lamination. Place item within pouch centered and
touching the leading sealed edge. Ensure the pouch is not too large for the item.
•
If required, trim excess material from around the item after lamination
and cooling.
•
When working with different pouch thickness' (temperature settings) it is recom-
mended to first start with the thinnest pouches.
125 = 120V AC, 60Hz, 6.1A
95 = 120V AC, 60Hz, 6.1A
125 = 750 Watts
95 = 750 Watts
125 = 4-1/8" x 20-15/16" x 5-3/4"
95 = 4-1/8" x 17-3/16" x 5-1/2"
125 = 5 lb
95 = 4 lb
.02" / 0.5 mm
brand pouches:
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