Roland CAMM-1 PNC-1610 User Manual page 15

Do not spray the spray paste directly onto the cutting table. Glue will become stuck inside the unit and this can be
the cause of damage to the unit.
Spray the back of your material with paste and secure it directly to the cutting table.
Back
- Do not load anything with a total weight of 20 kg (44.1 lb.) or more. Doing so may cause the cutting table to warp
and make normal cutting impossible.
- Move the Y Rail to the left or right edge.
- If a blade holder is installed, remove it.
The above are examples of attaching material to the cutting table. In addition, you can use other methods of attaching your
material in order to meet your needs. However, if you employ your own method, be sure to strictly protect the following:
- Be sure to firmly secure your material to the cutting table. If the edges, etc., stick up, they can get caught in the
Y-rail, creating an extremely dangerous condition.
- Do not attach your material using tacks, push-pins, or other items that can damage the cutting table.
- The maximum allowable thickness for material to be attached is16 mm(5/8") . Do not attach material of thickness
greater than 16mm(5/8") .
There is a mat already spread over the cutting table for protection. Therefore, even if you experience slight cutting scratches
and marks on the mat, it will not damage the cutting table and will not effect operation of the device. Also, the mat can be
replaced. If damage to the mat reaches the extent that it begins to effect cutting operations, please contact or dealer or our local
sales office. The mat will be exchanged for a set fee.
Using commercial spray glue
Load a thick material
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