Can we set the temperature to 140F and laminate the film at that temperature ?
515731
For the thinner films (3mil) you may - However I work with mainly 5mil and sometimes 7 mil. I love my laminator as I can set at 300 degrees and can cover anything with no chance of the lamination parting. This laminator has a range of 50 degrees to way more than 300 degrees - If your lamination films work at 140 this will work for you. This laminator also works cold... taking the cover off and having the temp lower than room temperature. Hope this helps - Have a great day!
515732
They recommend different temp settings for hot laminating. The lowest HEATED temp setting is 212F. Below that will be cold lamination. I have not tried cold lamination, as we primarily use 5 ml and 10 ml thick. The instructions do state that there is a cold lamination mode. I have had no problems with the hot lamination mode and have been extremely pleased with the quality of the sealing, both on the face of the document itself, and on the edges. Other well-known brands have always left a lot of air space around the sealed edge of the document, which was quite a disappointment, as we use this in our business for resale (laminating documents for customers). I also LOVE the fact I can laminate without a cardstock pouch. That means this thing will work as fast as you can shovel them in!
515733
first of all I love this machine. the instruction list: ( 1.5mill-230 deg. ) (3mill-266 deg. ) ( 5mill - 302 deg. ) ( 7mill - 328 deg. ) & 10mill pouches - 356 deg. enjoy.
515734
I doubt it.laminating temp is not a matter od your choice. It is a matter of the material's specification.could you fry an egg at 80°F? of course not. Same thing with laminate. And the thicker it is, the more heat is required.
515735
I haven't tried it, but I don't think it would work. I don't think it would be sealed all the way through.
1931156
The laminator may be too hot and it is overheating the plastic. Also, make sure you use protectant covers. Never feed the laminator with JUST the laminated sheet--this will damage the laminator heads.
995261
Yes, however there is no exact temp setting. There is a gas level control from high to low. When I do soldering, I like to have it at minimum setting using blow torch I have it higher etc...,
208876
No you use sublimation ink and paper. I don't think heat transfer vinyl would work.
781883
you would need to ask the company. I cannot think of a recipe needing temps higher than 500 degrees.......at least none I use
914861
All I know the box says not to expose to extreme heat. It may have be damaged unless the package was insulated. Try a roll and see what happens. I keep my film in the fridge.
719330
You install this on the inside of the window - inside the house. As long as it's above 40*F in the house, you should be fine to install this window film.
1731429
I want to do the same. A quick search revealed that it can withstand temps of 200 deg F
446056
Yes. You have to remove a protective screen (just a few screws), but tempature can be adjusted.
1341037
You could but Not recommended you need a specific temperature for the substrate. Iron press is the way to go and you need sublijet inks and polyester substrate
1818806
It works fine below 0C as long as you don't flex the plastic very much. Cold temps don't damage the plastic so you should be fine in static applications down to -20C and probably lower. I wouldn't use it above the 250C on the upper end, though.
1371059
I have never used roll sheets, I have used the pouches. I set the temperature to about 370 and have had good results. Make sure you put what ever you are laminating inside a carrier, most packs of laminate come with the cardboard carrier to place the pouch in. I also use the thicker laminate most of the time 5 mil or thicker. Hope this answered your questions.
1560054
Set it for the recipe. I have had the temp up to 450* and no problems with the paper. It might turn a little brown, but does not get brittle or anything. I really like this parchment paper.
1024880
150, sorry. I looked in the manual for the other settings like dehydrate...but lowest temp on presets was still 150 degrees.
1030708
No, I just tried and the lowest temperature it can be set to is 55 deg F. I read that this is to prevent damage to certain heating equipment.
1991929
Temp goes up to 140 - with about a half hour to 40 minutes to reach max temp.
1062113
There's no easy way to do it. You can fiddle with the settings. The temperature also depends on the size of the room.