INSTALLATION
A.
OPERATING SITE
1.
Optimum Clearances: A work
table approximately 27" high
by
24"
x
48"
is recommended
for mounting the Dynachem®
Model
300
Laminator. A three
foot clearance on all sides
is desirable.
2.
Exhaust System: Since the
heated fumes from Dry Film
Photoresist are hazardous to
personnel,
the
Model 300
must be connected
to
an
external exhaust system, pre-
ferably with a
3"
diameter
flexible
hose.
The
plant
exhaust system should expand
to
a larger size
if
long runs
are required. A minimum
of
100
cfm is required per
10
feet of duct work.
3.
If
the
Model
300
Laminator
is purchased with the Model
310
Cleaning
System
the
Laminator is mounted on the
Cleaner base.
In
this
com-
bination the Fume Exhaust
System from the Cleaner is a
4"
duct
into which the
3"
Laminator exhaust is con-
nected. In
this
installation
the
plant
exhaust
system
should use
4"
ducting, and
have a minimum
of
100
cfm.
B.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
1.
The Model
300
Laminator is
shipped completely assembled.
The
Laminator
has
been
thoroughly tested at the fac-
tory prior
to
shipping. How-
ever, because the Model'300
Laminator
involves several
unique features, we
request·
that one of our representatives
be present at time
of
un-
crating and installation. This
will insure
that
the warranty
will be in
effect
from the first
day
of
operation. If damaged,
report promptly
to
Dynachem
and file a claim with the
carrier. Remove all shipping
tiedowns. Place Laminator
on
work table. Adjust height
of
each
foot
to
share the weight
ofthe Laminator equally. Verify
Laminator is level.
2.
Connect the Laminator
to
a
240
VAC,
60
or
50
HZ,
single
phase electric supply line.
Use
the
"twist-lock"
receptacle
supplied with the machine.
This matches the line plug
of
the
Laminator.
NOTE
If the plant receptacle does not
match the Laminator plug, replace
the plant receptacle with
that
provided.
3.
Connect plant air system
to
quick disconnect at rear
of
machine and verify
40
psi
input pressure.
NOTE
Your Model
300
Laminator is also
set at factory
to
32
to
34 psi roll
pressure.
Do
not increase beyond
40
psi or you will flex the rolls.
4.
Connect
the
Laminator ex-
haust vent to the plant outside
exhaust system.
5.
Check
that
the Pressure Roll
thermocouples
make good
contact with the roll surfaces.
6.
Verify
that
the
Pressure Rolls
are securely installed and do
not
shift
from side
to
side.
If necessary
to
tighten rolls,
see maintenance Section on
"pressure
ron
installation" for
details.
7.
Remove
adjustable
Feed
Table
for access
to
pressure rolls.
Wash pressure rolls with a
damp sponge rinsed in soap
and water.
8.
Place
Laminator
Circuit
Breaker
to
ON. Push POWER
Switch ON. (The amber
light
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