3 . Insert full length of sealed edge into the pouch entry D, as shown, while bending the pro- tective sheet backwards over the machine and grasping its free edge. As the machine draws in the pouch, continue holding the protective sheet, which will be peeled away from the adhesive side as the pouch moves through. (Although it’s easi- er to remove the protective sheet and close the pouch beforehand, this creates air bubbles and other irregularities.)

If you did not get the pouch in straight and it might get damaged, you can fix this easily by turning off the machine and following the instruc- tions in Troubleshooting.

The finished sheet will emerge from the sheet exit F by itself. Remove it from the open cover only after it has completely cleared the exit.

Hot lamination

With the contents and the pouch you have selected at hand:

1 . Select temperature. The guide on pouch thickness for standard paper sizes and weights also indicates recommended temperature settings. The numbers in the boxes stand for the intensity of heat, with for the lowest and for the highest. Press the indicated temper- ature button C and wait until you see the green standby light E go on and hear the ready signal. (Warm-up takes 4 minutes for the lowest setting and 12 minutes for the highest.)

With pouches containing non-standard paper or other materials, where it is hard to tell exactly how much thinner they are than the 8-sheet maximum, start with a lower setting. If the pouch comes out cloudy, a sign of insufficient heat, you can always put it through again or raise the temperature.

2 . Open pouch and place contents inside, allowing for the 3 mm, or 1/8 inch, free margin. Unlike with cold laminating, the contents can be either face up or face down within the pouch. Close the pouch once you have arranged the contents.

3 . Insert full length of sealed edge into the pouch entry D, as shown, and release it as soon as the machine begins to drawn it in. If you did not get the pouch in straight and it might get damaged, you can fix this easily by turning off the machine and following the instructions in Troubleshooting.

The finished sheet will emerge from the sheet exit F by itself. Remove it from the open cover only after it has completely cleared the exit.

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Fellowes HRL 95, HRL 125 manual Hot lamination, With the contents and the pouch you have selected at hand
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HRL 95, HRL 125 specifications

The Fellowes HRL 125 and HRL 95 are two innovative models in the realm of shredders, designed to cater to both home and office environments. Both machines are engineered to provide high-performance shredding while ensuring user safety and convenience.

Starting with the HRL 125, this shredder boasts a robust cross-cutting mechanism that efficiently destroys sensitive documents into unreadable particles. Its ability to shred up to 12 sheets of paper in a single pass makes it ideal for moderate-volume users. The HRL 125 also features a 6-gallon pull-out bin, which allows for easy disposal of shredded materials without constant interruptions. Notably, its Smart Lock technology adds an extra layer of security, as it locks the shredder when not in use, preventing unauthorized access.

The HRL 95, while slightly more compact, does not compromise on efficiency. Capable of shredding up to 10 sheets of paper at once, this model features a 4-gallon bin that is easily accessible for cleaning. One of the standout features of the HRL 95 is its Silent Shred technology, which ensures quiet operation, making it perfect for shared workspaces or home offices where noise could be a distraction. Additionally, it has a safety lock feature that further protects users from any accidental activation.

Both models are equipped with a safety blade that avoids jamming, thus enhancing performance and longevity. The Fellowes HRL series also includes a convenient reverse function, which helps to clear paper jams quickly and effortlessly. Furthermore, they are designed with durable materials, ensuring a reliable shredder that stands the test of time.

The design of the HRL 125 and HRL 95 emphasizes user-friendly functionality. They both have clear indicator lights that signal when the shredder is in operation, when the bin is full, and when the machine is overheating. This attention to detail improves the user experience, ensuring that users can focus on their tasks without worrying about their shredder.

In summary, the Fellowes HRL 125 and HRL 95 are exemplary shredders, offering high-security features, reliable performance, and user-friendly design. Whether for personal or professional use, these models deliver the security and efficiency needed for document destruction.
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