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Almost every elementary school has a roll laminator sitting in their office, library or work room. However, many teachers and parent volunteers have no idea how to use the laminator. Laminating documents with this type of laminator is not really difficult. You just need to know how. This article is designed to provide a set of simple step by step instructions for laminating with your school laminator.
- Turn on the laminator at the main power switch located at the back of the machine. If the machine does not turn on, be sure to check and make sure that the laminator is plugged into an outlet at the wall.
- Make sure that the feed tray and the heat shield are in the proper position. If the feed tray is not installed correctly and the heat shield is not pulled down the laminator will not heat up and the rollers will not move.
- Most laminators will default to the lowest heat setting when they are first turned on. You will most likely need to select the correct heat setting for the thickness of the film that you plan on using. You will also need to select the correct speed for the type of paper that you are planning on laminating. If you are laminating heavier stocks, you will need to run the laminator at a slower speed and if you are laminating lighter stocks you will need to choose a faster speed. Most laminators will have guidelines posted on the top of the machine that will tell you the appropriate speed and temperature settings. Follow these guidelines and adjust as needed.
- Wait until the ready light on the laminator illuminates to let you know that the laminator is warmed up and ready to go. It can sometimes take as long as 10 minutes for the laminator to warm up so be patient.
- Position the items to be laminated on the feed table.
- Press RUN to start the rollers moving. Wait for the heat line to disappear and then push the items into the nip point of the heated rollers. You can continually feed items into the laminator without stopping the laminator. In order to maximize your laminating output you can run multiple items at the same time. However, you need to be very careful not to overlap items.
- Stop the laminator once all of the laminated items completely exit the rear of the machine.
- Your laminator most likely has a film cutter on the back of the machine. In order to use the cutter you can simply depress the cutters handle while sliding the cutter across the film. The little razor blade will cut the laminating film off the back of the machine.
- If you plan on using the laminator again, you can leave the power on. Otherwise, you can turn the power off. If you leave the laminator on for an extended period of time, the laminator will go into standby mode and cool down.
If you follow these simple steps you will find that laminating is easier than ever. Try it for yourself and discover just how quickly you can laminate your documents, posters, projects, and graphic aids.
If you are interested in more information about Roll Lamination Machines, you might want to visit MyBinding.com. They offer great prices on all their laminators and they even give you Free Shipping on orders over $75. Plus, they carry a full line of Roll Laminating Film, in a variety of brands and sizes. Check it out today!
Gbc Introduces New Digital Lay Flat Laminating Film for Single Sided Lamination of Digital Prints
At the end of 2006, GBC made the decision to replace its line of Hi Tac Lay Flat laminating films with its new Digital Lay Flat Laminating films. These new digital lay flat laminating films are specifically designed for single sided lamination of digital prints for book covers and jackets. This film is designed to combat two problems commonly associated with this type of application making it a unique product in the laminating industry.
The first problem that this specialty laminating film is designed to combat is the curl that comes with single sided lamination. One of the biggest problems that comes with single sided lamination is product curl. This is a tremendous problem when laminating covers for soft cover books. Soft cover books have no real support for the covers making any curl in the covers very obvious, thus eliminating curl is something very important for this application. GBC’s new Digital Lay Flat laminating film is a Nylon laminating film which is designed to minimized curl in single sided applications. However, it is important to note that curl can still sometimes be a problem (even with a nylon film) if you are not using a laminator specifically designed for single sided lamination. Single sided roll laminators which start at about $20,000 have special features such as a breaker bar that work together with the properties of the nylon film to completely eliminate curl. Still, this film can be run on a normal laminator with decent results.
The second problem addressed by GBC’s new Digital Lay flat laminating film involves the lamination of Digital Output. Most standard laminating films have a great deal of difficulty laminating digital output for flush cut trimming. The high fuser oil content of most digital output makes it impossible for most laminating films to adhere to the surface of the print. When these prints are flush cut the laminating film will often simply peel off the surface of the print. However, GBC Digital Lay Flat film includes a Hi Tac adhesive that is specifically designed for laminating digital output. The adhesive in this film is able to bond with your prints and is designed not to peel or separate when flush cut.
Addressing these two problems, GBC’s Digital Lay Flat Laminating Film is a 1.5mil laminating film. GBC Digital Lay Flat film is available on your choice of a 2.25” core or a 3” core and in your choice of clear or matte finishes. Laminating Rolls are available in sizes from 10.75” up to 19.5” in width.
About the Author
Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for MyBinding.com. He has written over 100 articles on laminators, laminating supplies,binding machines,binding supplies and more.
How much do film makers make after the distribution companies have taken their cut?
Conducting a bit of research for a client who is looking at producing an animated film. They would like to find out how much, on average, the person who makes the film actually makes i.e. a percentage of the total money the film makes. Any ideas on sites I can visit or people I could speak too much appreciated.
it depends what kind of company takes his film. if it is a major distributor like warner bros. then he should expect to get a lot but if its a small company then he shouldn't expect to get much. although i recommend that if a company is willing to buy their product to sell it but know how much it is worth.
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