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General| Model | SmartMatic 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Category | Laminator |
| Max. Paper Size | A3 |
| Min. Paper Size | A6 |
| Paper Weight | 80-250 gsm |
| Laminating Width | 330 mm |
| Temperature Settings | Adjustable |
| Power Consumption | 600 W |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Warm-up Time | Less than 5 minutes |
Defines the machine's intended purpose and prohibits other uses, placing responsibility on the operator for misuse.
Specifies that only trained individuals are authorized to use, maintain, or repair the machine.
Outlines critical rules for safe operation, maintenance, and personnel conduct, covering 14 points of caution and responsibility.
Illustrates and describes common safety signs related to electrical risk, burns, and trapping hazards.
Details physical protection systems like danger point isolation, emergency stops, and software overheat prevention for the calendar.
Allows setting and monitoring of the calander temperature via a display interface.
Explains the function of emergency stop and reset buttons for managing machine safety situations.
Controls sheet overlap distance, sheet counts, alarms, and main working functions.
Details using the main screen for adjusting sheet size, viewing alarms, and managing the sheet counter.
Manages screen navigation and machine operation via run, stop, and arrow keys.
Allows manual table movement, controls feeder activation, pump, and automatic pile rising.
Provides access to the thermos screen via a dedicated key for temperature-related settings.
Manages machine operation, emergency stops, and the safety photocell function.
Controls power to heating elements; ON allows heating, OFF stops it, with important operational notes.
Manages pressure roller activation, maintenance run, holding roller, and separating roll functions.
Adjusts speed, sheet size, and navigates between screens using dedicated keys.
Handles navigation to thermos screen and controls machine operation (Run/Stop).
Manages speed adjustment, sheet counting, reset functions, and displays output rate.
Allows language selection and switching between automatic or manual cutting roller speed modes.
Sets manual speeds (medium, fast, extra fast) for the cutting roller and displays current speed.
Provides keys for fine-tuning micro-punched/cutting and access to special factory screens.
Operator controls machine working speed based on sheet size, pressure, and temperature.
Details nip roller pressure for gloss and adhesion, recommending minimum pressure (2-4 bar).
Advises against activating the pressure roller when the machine is stopped to prevent neoprene deformation.
Explains how speed affects temperature needs and recommends gradual heating to 80-90°C.
Describes the temperature regulator, sensor, and how to adjust the working temperature using arrow keys.
Explains the separating unit's operation and initial steps involving the micro-perforating wheel.
Details activating the micro-perforating wheel over the film edge before separation.
Describes how the separating roll physically separates the laminated sheet.
Ensures micro-perforating wheels contact the film edge and cutting roller is at the correct height.
Explains using a knob to adjust the cutting cylinder's end height for precise cut adjustment.
Illustrates the micro-punched area relative to the calander and cutting roller.
Details using keys 14 and 15 to control the timing of the micro-punched starting point.
Describes heating the machine with the run button and proper centering and placement of the plastic film roll.
Emphasizes centering, separating, and avoiding curling of paper sheets for optimal lamination.
Details adjusting the stack height and feeder head position for correct sheet feeding.
Explains overlap calculation, margin setting, and initial machine parameters like temperature and speed.
Warns about high calender temperatures and guides sheet feeding and pressure roller activation.
Guides accompanying laminated sheets to the cutter, adjusting the cut, and notes initial cut inaccuracies.
Recommends safety rules, cleaning rollers with solvents, and using talcum powder for residue removal.
Advises initial temperature setting at 60-80°C and verifying correctness for proper lamination.
Stresses importance of straight, aired paper free of humidity to prevent wrinkles and marks.
Suggests covering rollers with a sheet if film catches, and resolving marks by repeated passage.
Notes ink/varnish impact on adhesion and advises adjusting speed or pressure accordingly.
Advises removing pressure during stoppages and avoiding sticking film to rollers, plus roller care.
Recommends maintaining roller cleanliness, greasing chains, and bleeding the air input filter daily.
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