Applying the non-stick film
Auxiliary equipment:
• Torque wrench (1.5 Nm)
• Torque bit T20 x 25 mm
• Protective gloves, facial tissues, ethanol
• Removal aid (e.g. a wooden spatula wrapped in
a soft cloth, squeegee)
1. Turn the VARSEO cartridge upside down and
remove the eight smaller screws using the
torque wrench. Subsequently remove the bot-
tom plate with the protective ring from the car-
tridge and place the glass plate with the non-
stick film, which is located between the glass
plate and the cartridge, onto a flat surface that
is covered with tissue. Pull the old non-stick
film off the glass plate.
2. Clean the glass plate and the new non-stick
film with soap. Wear gloves to avoid any
smudging. Clean both components dry lint-free
cloth.
3. Place the dry non-stick film onto the glass plate
after cleaning. Remove any air trapped
between the components with a removal aid
(squeegee). This will make the non-stick film
adhere to the glass plate.
4. Place the VARSEO S cartridge upside down
on a clean surface and fit the cleaned sealing
ring into the clean groove. Replace the sealing
ring, as needed.
5. Position the glass plate with the non-stick film
on the cartridge so that the non-stick film is
between the cartridge and the glass plate.
6. Place the base plate with the protective ring on
the cartridge. Make sure that the handle of the
base plate is positioned above the type plate.
7. Use a torque wrench to tighten the bottom
plate crosswise (illustration) to avoid break-
ing the glass plate during that process.
Additional information can be found under
"Tips & Tricks" in the VARSEO S-Service
Board (web interface).
Risk of injury
Broken glass can lead to cutting
injuries.
• Be careful with glass panes.
• Wear protective gloves. Recom-
mendation: Nitrile gloves.
• Use protective eyewear (safety
glasses).
• Wear protective clothing.
1 Screws 2 Base plate
3 Protective ring 4 Seal
5 Cartridge 6 Type plate
7 Bayonet coupling 8 Non-stick film
9 Glass plate
The non-stick film should be replaced at regular
intervals so that scratches or the like on the used
non-stick film do not negatively affect the results.
When properly used, the non-stick film will last for
up to 50 print processes. When printing complete
models, the non-stick film will last for 10 ±5 print
jobs.
Do not scratch or damage the non-stick film and
the glass plate when replacing them.
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