13
3-8 Applying the Completed Cutout
Once cutting has been completed, follow the procedure below for application instructions.
1
11
2
22
3
33
4
44
Stick application tape over the completed work.
Press down firmly on the application tape to remove air
bubbles. If you do not press firmly enough the cut area will not
stick to the surface.
Strip/Weed uses all unneeded portions from the completed
work.
3-9 When Cutting is Completed
1
11
2
22
* Use a soft cloth to wipe down the PNC-960/910.
(1) When cutting is finished, raise the sheet loading lever and
remove the material. (Refer to "3-4 Loading/Removing the
Material".)
(2) If a blade was used, wipe the blade with a soft cloth to
remove any pieces of the material that may be adhering to
it.
Turn off the power.
* If you do not intend to use the unit for an extended
period of time, you should pull the plug for the power
cord out of the outlet.
[For Piece Materials]
Refer to "3-4 Loading/Removing the Material" to remove the
material from the PNC960/910.
[For Roll Materials]
Use the cutter tool or scissors to detach the work area from the
rolled material.
* The PNC-910 uses scissors or something
similar to sever from the roll material.
- Make sure beforehand that the surface where the work is to be stuck is clean and free of all dust or oily deposits.
- When applying the work to a transparent surface, such as a window, you can use a water-based pen (which can be
wiped off afterwards) to mark guidelines on the reverse side of the glass, to aid in getting the work aligned properly.
- If you discover after it is stuck in place that air bubbles were trapped under the work, use a needle to puncture them.
Then you can smooth out the material out so that it sticks securely.
Transfer the material to the
application tape, position it,
and carefully affix it, making
sure that it is aligned correctly.
Rub over the application tape
to make sure the work is firmly
stuck in place. Then peel off
the application tape.
* You should have weed
boarders or rectangles
drawn around work to
facilitate weeding.
3 Basic Operation
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General