Operating Instructions
Page 6-14
56FM
M
OUNTING
For all mounting processes, remove the chill idler.
Refer to
Removing and Installing the Chill Idler
in this
chapter.
P
RE
-T
REATING
B
OARDS
W
ITH
PSA F
ILM
You may wish to pre-coat mounting boards ahead of
time with PSA mounting film.
Tip:
Whenever possible, pull the remaining web of
film out the back of the laminator after the finished
item has been removed.
To pre-treat boards with PSA mounting film:
Fig. 6-19. Configuration for Pre-treating Boards With
PSA Film.
Web the laminator as shown.
Adjust the roller pressure handle to the proper
mounting setting.
Start a board into the rollers.
Press
RUN
.
Continue feeding one board after another.
Tip:
Butt the leading edge of the next board
against the trailing edge of the previous board.
Press
STOP
when the last board exits the
laminator.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
M
OUNTING
AND
O
VERLAMINATION
Mounting and overlamination is where you mount
and laminate items in one pass. This can be
performed with thermal films or thermal pouch
boards.
Tip:
When mounting, always start with a short leader
board of the same material as the mounting board.
Feed this in first and then butt the leading edge
of the next board to the trailing edge of the leader
board. Continue to butt boards together and finish
with another scrap board.
T
HERMAL
AND
P
OUCH
B
OARDS
With thermal films, use the top supply film roll or
board pouches. Board pouches come with the
thermal film attached.
This process requires that the top heat pressure
roller be set for the temperature for the specific film.
The bottom heat pressure roller temperature is set to
its lowest temperature.
For pouch boards, follow the instructions packaged
with the boards.
Remove the chill idler. Refer to
Removing and
Installing the Chill Idler
in this chapter.
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