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Falcon 60+ (-1)
Falcon 60+ (-1)
Operations Manual
F. SAFETY SHIELD: (Figure 11) Prevents
entanglement, entrapment and inadvertent contact
with the heat rollers. The laminator will operate
normally only when the Safety Shield is located
in the fully locked and closed position. When
shield is open, the laminator will only run at 1
mpm (approximately 3.25 ft/m).
To remove the safety shield, unlock the safety shield
interlock latch and lift the safety shield (1) up and
away from the safety shield mounting pins (2).
G. FEED TABLE: (Figure 12) The Feed Table is
used to position items for lamination. To pivot the
feed table, remove the safety shield, lift up on the
feed table, pull back, then carefully lower. The lam-
inator will operate only when the Feed Table is
properly installed.
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H. CHILL IDLER: (Figure 12) Assist in the cooling
process of the web material as it exits the heat
rollers.
To remove the chill idler, lift the chill idler straight up
and out from the chill idler brackets.
I. FILM SHAFT: (Figure 12) The film shaft holds the
film supply on the machine.
J. MAIN ROLLERS: (Figure 12) Silicone rubber
coated steel tubes heat the laminating film and
compress the heated film to the items being
laminated. Heat is provided by an internal heating
element. The heat rollers are motor driven for ease
of loading new film.
K. IDLER BAR: (Figure 13) The idler bars, located
near each heat roller, are used to direct the film to
Fig 12
the heat roller nip. The bottom Idler Bar is movable
to ease film loading.
L. PULL ROLLERS: (Figure 13) The pull rollers,
located at the back of the laminator, are motor
driven. They simultaneously pull the film and
improve the quality of the laminated item.
M. REWIND TUBE: (Figure 13) The front rewind
tube is used to rewind release liner while the rear
bottom rewind tube is used to rewind finished
product. To remove the rewind tube, push the tube
against the rewind brake and remove the tube from
the rewind support side.
Fig 13
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