. A low-melt film is recommended for inkjet prints. Keep in mind that the temperature at which you will laminate will vary with different medias and laminating speeds. See the chart below for approximate temperature ranges. The laminator will take approximately 10 minutes to reach operating temperature. The temperatures will be indicated on the LCD displays on the control panel. 3 mil DIGIKote™ 220°-230°F 5 mil DIGIKote™ 210°-220°F 10 mil DIGIKote™ 180°-190°F 5. Turn the FANS switch ON. This all

This will cause the laminator to jam. 7. Do not laminate leaves, flower, clothes etc. 8. If the room temperature is low (under 64.F), the ready light may take longer to come on. 9. When unplugging the power plug, grip the plug to pull it out. Pulling the cord may result in electric shock, fire, or damage to the machine. 10. Do not use the machine if the cord is damaged. This may result in electric shock, fire, or other hazards. 11. Do not place objects on the power cord and do not bend it excess

It is the first punching system to feature ease of operation, high output, and flexibility at an economical price. AN EXAMPLE of how you can save time and money: punching books in format A4, 60 sheets of 80 g/m2(20# bond), you can produce: - traditional punching: approximately 70 to 100 books/hour ** - with DTP 340 A in semi-automatic mode: approximately 300 to 350 books/hour ** SPECIFICATIONS - OVERVIEW EXCHANGEABLE PUNCH DIES FOR ALL POPULAR TYPES OF LOOSE-LEAF BINDING width, depth, hei

As a result, this method tends not to produce as tight a seal against water and the elements as hot lamination, but can be useful for heat-sensitive materials, such as thermal paper or fragile documents. While the cold method used to be the only good way to laminate photographs, today’s heated-roller technology enables you to achieve excellent results and is therefore probably the better choice. 4 The contents and the mode decided, the next step is to choose the right pouch for the job. Hot and

Problem Solution No power Not plugged in Rollers stop during binding Operator is pressing too hard -- light pressure on the first four inches of the roller is all that is required Upper roller turns, but lower roller doesn’t Thread drive belt over pulley. The belt can be knocked off if a coil element threads too far Power cord has been lost Contact an authorized GBC technician, order replacement part #: 115v North America - 6200001 230v Europe - 6200002 230v United Kingdom - 6200014 240v Austral

.. GBC4180 INTRODUCTION These instructions describe the use and function of two (2) laminators which, despite their varying widths, are similar in appearance and performance: MODELS FILM WIDTH GBC4120 12" (30 cm) GBC4180 18" (46 cm) GBC Laminators apply coated, transparent film to one but usually both sides of documents, photographs, or any sheet-like material. GBC laminating film consists of a polyester film coated one side with polyethylene-heat reactivatible adhesive. The film is applie

Excluded from warranty are the dies which are subject to wear. GBC will repair or replace at our option the unit free of charge and return it prepaid. Please include a copy of your paid invoice. Any unit sent without proof of purchase will not be serviced free of charge. Instead such units will be serviced at the prevailing rates and returned C.O.D. This warranty does not extend to any GBC machine that has been subject to misuse, neglect, accident, or if the serial number has been altered or d

Punching the Paper For the C340, always make sure that the punch handle is in the upright position before centering the paper. Load the first paper stack into the punch slot. Center the paper using the dial located at the front of the machine. Lower the raised handle until the paper is punched, and support the machine when lifting the handle to the upright position (Fig.4-A). For electric punching with the C450E: Load the first paper stack into the punch slot. Center the paper using the dial loc

9. Changing the Calibration Gas – FMA 3400/3400ST Series Only The FMA 3400/3400ST Series may be calibrated for up to three gases. These gases, their corresponding flow ranges and accuracy specifications are detailed on the calibration certificate. The calibration gas required is determined by selecting the corresponding dip switch on the front panel of the display. M-4271/0707, pg. 17 of 26 FMA 3400/3400ST Series Dip Switches Dip switch 4 is allocated to the primary calibration gas. Dip switch 5