How to use rear cutter, Finishing lamination, Cleaning of rollers – Drylam Fujipla LPP6512 Roller Laminator User Manual
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5. HOW TO USE REAR CUTTER:
Use the Rear Cutter as follows when you wish to cut film after stopping the rollers.
1) Press down on the top of the
cutter, as cutting edge comes out
from the body of the cutter. Slide
the cutter horizontally to cut the
film. (Cutting can be done from
either left or right side.}
* Provide tension to the film while
cutting, as it is difficult to cut when
film is hot.
2)Pull the top of the cutter up and
slide it to either left or right end of
the rail.
Caution: Make sure the cutting
edge goes back to the body of the cutter. Otherwise, laminated film will hit the cutter and may cause jamming of film
and/or damage of the cutter.
6. FINISHING LAMINATION:
1) When the lamination is over, tum off HEATER & MOTOR Switches and lift up the rubber rollers using Lamination
Handle.
* If the machine is cooled down with the film in position the film may stick to the rollers and the rubber may be
damaged when re-started.
2) Take off Safety Guard and Feed Tray.
3) Cut the upper and lower films at the near side of Heat Rollers. Rotate rollers backwards and discharge the film that
is left in the machine.
4) Turn off Power Switch, and finish operation after putting Safety Guard and Feed Tray on.
7. CLEANING OF ROLLERS:
Clean rollers when the operation is over. An excess of adhesive stuck to the rollers may cause film jamming. Fold a
sheet of paper {e.g. calendar, catalogue, etc.} in two. Insert it several times between the rollers with folded side
ahead. Cleaning periodically by wiping with a rag soaked with methyl or ethyl alcohol is recommended because old
adhesive cannot be easily removed. Never use organic solvents (toluene, benzene, thinner, etc.}.
Do not use thin paper (e.g. copying paper} for the cleaning of the rollers as it may cause jamming.
CAUTION: Do not use metals or sharp materials to remove glue from rollers.
Laminating Film
8. LAMINATING FILM:
It is recommended to use Fujipla or DryLam film. Mismatching of film characteristics to the paper being laminated
may cause problems relating to poor film adhesion to paper. Please contact DryLam for further details about
laminating films.