GBC 930-115 manual Heat Roller and Shield

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Operations Manual

Polaris II

 

 

(11)HEAT ROLLER SAFETY SHIELD: Reduces entanglement, entrapment and inadvertent contact with the heat rollers. See Figure 5.1.7.

INFORMATION: The Heat Roller Safety Shield is designed to cover the heat roller while machine is running.

To move the main roller safety shield, simply tilt up. The laminator will stop.

(12)HEAT ROLLER: Teflon coated steel tube. Used to heat the laminating film and compress the film to the items being laminated. Heat is provided by 3 internal infrared elements. See Figure 5.1.7.

Figure 5.1.7 Heat Roller and Shield

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(14)FILM TENSION IDLER ROLLER: Located to the rear and next to the Teflon Heated Roller, it directs the film around to the Teflon Roller and has a brake to apply film tension to eliminate film wrinkles. See Figure 5.1.8.

(15)DECURLING BAR: The decurling bar is located in the middle of the machine, just past the main rolls. The decurling bar can be adjusted with the decurling bar adjustment knob to ensure a flat output.

(16)KNIFE ASSEMBLY: The knife assembly is located in the back of the machine. The knife automatically cuts and separates the sheets as they are run through the machine. See Figure 5.1.8.

(17)KNIFE SEPARATOR SAFETY SHIELD: Reduces entanglement, entrapment and inadvertent contact with the separator knife.

To raise the knife separator safety shield, gently lift. Once the safety latch has been retracted, power to the motor is removed. See Figure 5.1.8.

To close the safety shield, gently lower the shield until it is in it’s closed position. The motor will revert to its condition prior to the safety shield being raised.

INFORMATION: The laminator will operate only when the knife separator, pull roll, decurling bar, film tension idler bar and feeder shields are in their closed position and the safety interlock latch is properly engaged. Power to the motor is removed when any safety shield is in the open position.

WARNING: Avoid contact with the heat roller. Direct contact with the heat roller can burn you.

(13)PULL ROLLERS: The bottom pull roller, located in the middle of the laminator, is motor driven. When Rollers are in the down position, they simultaneously pull the film and improve the quality of the laminated item.

See Figure 5.1.8.

Figure 5.1.8 Pull Roll

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Contents Polaris II Laminator Operator Manual Page Table of contents Applications Maintenance and TroubleshootingExplanation of symbols SafetyGeneral rules of safety Operations Manual Hot rollers LabelsSharp knife 1 Safety label placement Polaris Operations Manual Warranty This page intentionally left blank Specifications Ch es 50 .5 in ch es Pre-installation Installation1 Paper Guide Setting up your laminatorComponents on the laminator Operation3 Catch Table 7 Heat Roller and Shield 9 Paper Pin Refer to .2.1 Control panel Control panel1 Control panel Speed Screen Operator ScreensIL E Film Tension Separator KnifeSupply Shaft Film Alignment1 Manual Tension Knob Film loading and threading Applications3 Film Leader Helpful hints Important points to rememberPolaris Operations Manual Quick Setup HiTac Films For Digital Printers Clean the rollers Maintenance & TroubleshootingCabinets and cover Troubleshooting Misc maintenance1 Troubleshooting guide Symptom Solution Polaris Operations Manual

930-115 specifications

The GBC 930-115 is a state-of-the-art industrial-grade machine designed primarily for the specialized needs of laminating and finishing applications. Known for its robust performance and exceptional efficiency, the GBC 930-115 has become a preferred choice for businesses looking for high-quality lamination solutions.

One of the main features of the GBC 930-115 is its versatile lamination capabilities. The machine accommodates a wide range of media types and sizes, making it ideal for both small print shops and large production environments. With its ability to laminate print materials up to 13 inches in width, it allows users to process various documents such as flyers, posters, and photos with laser precision.

Equipped with advanced technologies, the GBC 930-115 boasts an intuitive control panel that simplifies operation. The user-friendly interface allows for easy adjustments to temperature and speed settings, enabling precise control over the laminating process. This feature is crucial for ensuring that materials are laminated to perfection without compromising quality.

Another notable characteristic of the GBC 930-115 is its high-speed production capabilities. The machine can reach speeds of up to 25 feet per minute, significantly improving workflow efficiency and reducing turnaround times. This is particularly beneficial for businesses with high-volume demands, as it allows for the quick processing of large batches without sacrificing quality.

The durability and construction of the GBC 930-115 further enhance its appeal. Built with a sturdy frame and high-quality components, this machine is designed to withstand the rigors of daily use in demanding environments. The reliable heating system ensures consistent temperature control, while the advanced rollers facilitate smooth feeding and lamination, eliminating issues such as jams and misalignment.

The GBC 930-115 is also designed with safety in mind. It includes automatic shut-off features that protect both the machine and its operator from potential hazards. This focus on safety ensures that users can operate the machine with confidence.

In summary, the GBC 930-115 stands out in the industry for its versatile functionality, high-speed performance, user-friendly operation, and robust construction. These features make it an invaluable asset for any business involved in laminating, ensuring high-quality results that meet both customer and industry standards.
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