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3-5 mm
3-5 mm
3-5 mm
3-5 mm
3. Lift up one corner of the lamination
film and place the paper to be
laminated between the two sheets
of film. Leave at least 3–5 mm of
space at the edges when positioning
the paper. Make sure the paper is not
crooked.
4. Feed the sealed end of the lamination film pocket into the film feed slot first.
This is very important; otherwise, the lamination film can become caught
in the rollers.
5. Let the entire lamination exit freely. Do not pull it out with force. Let it cool before
handling it. Place a flat heavy object like a book onto the laminate while it is cooling
if you want it to ensure that it will be flat and smooth.
6. When finished, set the power switch to the
0
position and unplug the machine.
Cold laminating
• If the machine has been used for hot laminating it must be left to cool for at least
two hours before it can be used for cold laminating.
• Only use laminating film designed for Cold Laminating.
1. Plug the laminator in to a wall socket and set the power switch to
COLD
.
The laminator is ready for use as soon as the red indicator light shines.
2. If the laminating film is covered in protective foil, remove it.
3. Follow steps 3–6 above in the
Hot laminating
section.
• Select the correct size of lamination film so that it fits the object to be laminated.
• Avoid placing multiple pieces of paper into a single lamination pouch.
• Make sure that the total thickness of the laminate must not exceed 0.5 mm.
• Do not feed in empty lamination film.
• Do not cut the lamination film into smaller pieces before feeding it through the machine.
• Do not feed the film into the machine at an angle. Doing so may cause it to become
caught in the machine during the lamination process.
Instructions for use
Hot laminating
1. Plug the laminator into a wall socket and set the laminate thickness selector to
the correct setting (80–125 microns) for the laminating film you will be using.
The red indicator light will illuminate while the machine warms up.
2. After about 5–7 minutes, when the green indicator light shines
steadily
(it starts
to flash while the laminator is heating up), the machine has warmed up and is
ready for use. Make sure that there is sufficient room behind the machine to allow
the lamination to exit the machine freely.
