Opus Atlas 300 mono User manual
OPUS Atlas 300 mono
User guide
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Contents:
1METALBIND SYSTEM
2DESCRIPTION
3IMPORTANT HEALTH & SAFEGUARDS
4SYMBOLS
IMAGE PRESS DEVICE
9IMAGE PRESS DEVICE
HEALTH & SAFTY INSTRUCTIONS
10 PREPARATION TO WORK
11 PREPARING TYPEFACE FONTS
PREPARING THE MATRIX
5 PREPARATION TO WORK
6 BINDING METALBIND
7DEBINDING METALBIND
8CBIND SYSTEM
13 HOT PRINT STAMPING ON COVERS
14 HOT PRINT STAMPING ON
O.CHANNELS FOR BINDING
15 TECHNICAL DATA
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Metalbind
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METALBIND SYSTEM
Atlas 300 mono binding equipement was designed to bind documents with
channels and covers from the Metalbind system (available from OPUS). After as-
sembling the Image Press device it is possible also to hot print stamp on covers.
This is the strongest binding method
because covers and pages are clamped and healed together from the outside by channel
1 - The back wall of the channel is bent in to clamp the covers together.
2 - Special coverings for hot print stamping.
3 - Shaped front edge to keep a perfected flat face to the front of the presentations.
4 - The internal pages are protected against damage by the covers from the channel.
5 - The front face of the channel is never misshaped always flat.
6 - The special protrusions (on selected channels) at each end help to centre covers and papers of the
presentation document and stop them moving sideways in the channel.
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DESCRIPTION2
1 - Handle
2 - Clamping lever
3 - Binding slot
4 - Hooks
5 - De-binding wedge (MB)
6 - De-Binding Adapter for
channels 1.5 and 3mm only
7 - Channel width selecting tool
8 - Binding bar (thin)
9 - Binding bar (thick)
10 -Cover guide
11 - Side stop
12 - Adjustable side stop
13 - Extended back support
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Atlas 300 mono •User’s guide GB
2DESCRIPTION - Atlas 300 mono
1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
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1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
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1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
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HEALTH & SAFETY
• Before operating the equipment read the Health & Safety precautions, manufacturers
recommendations and the operation/user manual.
• The operation/user manual should be easily available at any time for the operator.
• The equipment must be kept away and out of reach of children.
• Equipment must be protected against dust and damp and should be positioned on
a strong and sturdy flat surface.
• While binding, do not put ngers into the binding slot.
• Be careful when moving the equipment, binding tools can slide out of the Storage slots
(HEAVY) !
• Pay attention the de-binding wedge has sharp edges.
• The machine must not be used for any other purposes other than those indicated in the
operating/user manual.
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1 - Bind and de-binding handle
2 - Clamp lever
3 - Binding slot
4 - De-binding hooks
5 - De-binding wedge (MB),
6 - De-Binding Adapter for
channels 1.5 and 3mm only
7 - Channel width selecting tool
8 - COVER guide
9 - Fixed guide
10 - Fixed side stop
11 - Adjustable side stop
12 - Extended back support
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IMPORTANT HEALTH & SAFEGUARDS
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•BeforeoperatingtheequipmentreadtheHealth&Safetyprecautions,manufacturers
recommendations and the operation/user manual.
•Theoperation/usermanualshouldbeeasilyavailableatanytimefortheoperator.
•Theequipmentmustbekeptawayandoutofreachofchildren.
•Equipmentmustbeprotectedagainstdustanddampandshouldbepositionedonastrong
and sturdy flat surface.
•Whilebinding,donotputngersintothebindingslot.
•Becarefulwhenmovingtheequipment,bindingtoolscanslideoutoftheStorageslots(HEAVY)!
•Payattentionthede-bindingwedge,ithassharpedges.
•Theequipmentmustnotbeusedforanyotherpurposesotherthanthoseindicatedinthe
operating/user manual.
•Itisnecessarytocheckandsuperviseiftheequipmentisbeingusedandoperatedcorrectly,
before reporting any malfunctions or problems to the service department or dealer.
• Equipmentmustnotbelocatedoutsideoroperatedintemperaturesunder8°C/46.4°Fandmustbe
operated in accordance with the general Health & Safety rules failure to do so could cancel
the guarantee.
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PREPARATION TO WORK
SYMBOLS
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Unpacktheequipmentandttheextendedbacksupport(13)onthetopofthemainbacksupport
plate in the pre-drilled holes with the thumb screws supplied. Screw the handle (1) into the side of
theequipmentusingtheAllenkeyandsocketheadboltprovided.Inthesideoftheequipmentare
slotswhichhold,thebindingbar(8)(thin)witharulerforchannels16to32,thebindingbar(9)(thick)
with a ruler for channels 1.5 to 16 which help you to insert the documents and covers easily into the
channels,calledtheCoverGuideSystem,plusthede-bindingwedge.Nowplacethebindingbar(8)or
(9) in the binding slot with the ruler facing you (see diagram on the opposite page). The binding bar
has been specially designed to help you insert and center the covers and documents into the chan-
nelseasily,especiallywhenusingshorterchannels.Itisveryimportantthattheplasticbindingbar
isttedcorrectlyinthebindingslot(3)theslopededgesofthebarshouldbefacingthebindingjaw,
pleasecheckbylookingatthediagramontheoppositepage.Theequipmentisnowreadyforwork.
Important!
BINDING METALBIND
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Important! If you are going to use Atlas 300 mono to bind and hot stamp on the same cover,
remember to hot stamp an inscription first and then bind the document. Therefore, in such
case, before binding refer to the user`s guide of Image Press device (on the following pages of
1. Use the channel width selecting tool (7) to choose the proper channel size. The channel sizes and
corresponding number of pages you can bind with them are shown in the table.
Channel size H/p/H H/p/T S/p/S O/p/O
1.5 - - 1-15 1-15
3 - - 15-30 15-30
5 10-31 10-33 10-34 10-38
7 32-60 34-63 35-63 39-67
10 61-89 64-92 64-92 68-97
13 90-118 93-121 93-121 98-126
16 119-148 122-150 122-150 127-155
20 149-186 151-189 151-189 156-194
24 187-225 190-228 190-228 195-233
28 226-264 229-266 229-267 234-271
32 265-303 267-305 268-308 272-310
H/p/H – hard cover/pile of pages/ hard cover S/p/S – soft cover/pile of pages/soft cover
H/p/T – hard cover/pile of pages/transparent cover O/p/– pile of pages bound only with channel
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
•Before operating the equipment read the Health & Safety precautions, manufacturers recommenda-
tions and the operation/user manual
•The operation/user manual should be easily available at any time for the operator
•The equipment must be kept away and out of reach of children
•Equipment must be protected against dust and damp and should be positioned on a strong and sturdy
flat surface
•While binding, do not put fingers into the binding slot
•Be careful when moving the equipment it is very heavy
•Pay attention the de-binding wedge has sharp edges
•The machine must not be used for any other purposes other than those indicated in the operat-
ing/user manual
•It is necessary to check and supervise if the equipment is being used and operated correctly, before
reporting any malfunctions or problems to the service department or dealer
•Equipment must not be located outside or operated in temperatures under 8˚C/46.4˚F and must be ope-
rated in accordance with the general Health & Safety rules failure to do so could cancel the guarantee
•Repairs must be carried out by authorized staff, during the guarantee period, failure to do so could
cancel the guarantee
PREPARATION TO WORK
Unpack the machine and install the extended back support (15) on the housing (the adequate holes are
drilled in the housing and screwed bolts). Screw the handle (1) to the machine using the allen key at-
tached. In the shelves at the bottom of the machine there are two guide&bind bars and de-binding wedge.
Three bars are included to the machine: magnetic guiding bar (7) - with magnet, allows to insert the
documentation into the channel easily, guide&bind bar (8) thin - with a ruler, to be used with 20-32
size channels, helps to insert the document into the channel, guide&bind bar (9) thick - with a ruler,
to be used with 1.5
size of the binding slot. The shape of bars is specially designed to make inserting the documentation in
the channel as easy as possible.
Put the magnetic guiding bar (7) on the movable binding jaw and insert the guide&bind bar (8/9) by
the back wall of the binding slot (3). The cut side of each bar should be directed to the inside of the
binding slot (3). The machine is ready to work.
BINDING METALBIND
Important! If you are going to use Atlas 300 mono to bind and hot stamp on the same cover, re-
member to hot stamp an inscription first and then bind the document. Therefore, in such case, be-
fore binding refer to the user`s guide of Image Press device (on the following pages of this manual)
to make the hot stamping.
1. Use the channel width selecting tool (6) to choose the proper channel size. The channel sizes and corre-
sponding number of pages you can bind with them are shown in the table.
H/p/H – hard cover/pile of pages/ hard cover S/p/S – soft cover/pile of pages/soft cover
H/p/T – hard cover/pile of pages/transparent cover O/p/O – pile of pages bound only with a channel
Channel size H/p/H H/p/T S/p/S O/p/O
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7 32-60 34-63 35-63 39 - 67
10 61-89 64-92 64 - 92 68 - 97
13 90-118 93-121 93 - 121 98 - 126
16 119-148 122 - 150 122 -150 127 - 155
20 149 – 186 151 – 189 151 – 189 156 – 194
24 187 – 225 190 – 228 190 – 228 195 – 233
28 226 – 264 229 – 266 229 – 267 234 – 271
32 265 – 303 267 – 305 268 – 308 272 – 310
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•Repairsmustbecarriedoutbyauthorizedstu,duringtheguaranteeperiod,failuretodo
so could cancel the guarantee.
•Alwaysleavethearm(1)intheopenposition.
8 - Binding bar thin
9 - Binding bar thick
10 - Cover guide
14 - Channel 1.5-32 mm
15 - Binding jaw
2. Make sure the binding bars are correctly inserted into the binding slot (3).
3. Adjust the extend back support (13) and set it to suit the binding bar being used.
Forthethickbindingbar(9)settheextendbacksupportfullytotheback,forthethin
binding bar (8) fully forward.
4. Lift the handle (1) to the vertical position.
5. Movetheclamplever(2)completelytotheleft,tillitislockedinposition.
6. Put the channel into the binding slot (3) between the binding bar (8) or (9) and binding
jaw. Insure that the channel is tight against the side stop right (11) and the front of the
channel is against the binding bar (8) or (9) see diagram above. When using shorter
channelsthanA4tandusetheadjustablesidestop(12).Ensuretheshorterchannelisin
the centre of the jaw by using the ruler on the binding bar in the slot and tighten the side
stop (12).The adjustable side stop should be removed before de-binding.
7. Pushthehandle(1)down,theclampinglever(2)willmovetothechannelautomatically
toholditrmly.Nowpullthehandlebacktotheopenposition.
8. Takethedocumentsandinsuretheyareeven,putthembetweenthecovers,checkthe
pages are centred in relation to the edges of covers.
9. Take the documents and covers and push carefully into the channel between the
protrusions,whichisinthebindingslot.NOTEthatsomechannelsdonothave
protrusions. Make sure the back cover is facing you.
10. Push the handle (1) down. The jaw will close the channel on to the document clamping
themrmly.Ifyoudonotfeelanypressure,pullthehandlebackandpushitoncemore
tillyoullthepressure.
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8 - COVER guide
9 - Fixed guide
A - Channel 1.5 - 20 mm
B - Binding jaw
If the documents are not thick enough, it is necessary to use lling strips called, O.lling
Sticky, to make documents thick enough to bind, which is available from OPUS .
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2. Make sure the COVER guide is correctly inserted into the binding slot (3) (see PREPARATION TO
WORK and diagram above).
3. Lift up the bind and de-binding handle (1) to the open position, vertical.
4. Move the clamp lever (2) completely to the left, till it is locked in position.
5. Put the channel into the binding slot (3) between the COVER guide bar (8) and binding jaw.
Insure that the channel is tight against the side stop right (10) and the front of the chan-
nel is against the COVER guide bar (8) see diagram above. When using shorter channels than
A4 t and use the adjustable side stop (11). Ensure the shorter channel is in the centre of the
jaw by using the ruler on the COVER guide in the slot and tighten the side stop (11).
The adjustable side stop should be removed before de-binding.
6. Push the handle (1) down, the clamping lever (2) will move to the channel automatically to
hold it rmly. Now pull the handle back to the open position.
7. Take the documents and insure they are even, put them between the covers, check the pages
are centred in relation to the edges of covers.
8. Take the documents and covers and push carefully into the channel between the protru-
sions, which is in the binding slot. NOTE that some O.CHANNELS and O.SIMPLE CHANNELS do
not have protrusions. Make sure the back cover is facing you.
9. Push the handle (1) down. The jaw will close the channel on to the document clamping
them rmly. If you do not feel any pressure, pull the handle back and push it once more till
you ll the pressure.
10. Now pull the handle (1) to the open position, vertical. Move the clamp lever (2) to the left
completely till it locks, then remove the bound documents.
11. If the documents are not clamped together rmly enough, repeat the process 9 and 10 aga-
in. If it is still not bound enough, use a smaller channel or O.Filling sticky.
Important!
Be sure the back cover faces you.
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11. Now pull the handle (1) to the open
position,vertical.Movetheclamplever(2)
totheleftcompletelytillitlocks,then
remove the bound documents.
12. If the documents are not clamped together
rmlyenough,repeattheprocess10and
11again.Ifitisstillnotboundenough,use
a smaller channel or O.Filling sticky.
DE-BINDING METALBIND
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1. Put the document on the machine (back cover up).
2.Pushtheextendedbacksupport(13)tothemaximumbackposition,removetheadjustable
side guide.
3. Lift the handle (1) to the maximum open position.
4. Open the document a few pages away from the back cover.
5. Fit the right edge of the debinding wedge (5) in the right hook (4).
6.Movetheleftendofthedebindingwedge(5)overthelefthook(4)andtitthere.
7.Forde-bindingchannels1,5mmand3mm,usethedebindingadapter(6).
Placethede-bindingadapter(6)onthechannels,smallslotisfor1,5mm,biggerfor3mm.
8. Push the handle (1) down and up until the
document is de-bound. The wedge slips into
documents and open the channel.
9. Pull the handle (1) to the open position and
move the clamping lever (2) to the left till it is
locked.
10.Remove covers and pages together with the
wedge,thentakethewedgeoutofthe
document carefully.
11. Make the planned changes to the document
and re-bind. The cover may be re-used
a maximum of three times.
C-BIND SYSTEM
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Accessories enabling binding and de-binding of covers of the CBIND system.
•2bindinginserts/A1andB1/inO.CBPivotInsertsforAtlas300/MB300/MBE300(notincluded
as standard) (dig 1)
•De-bindingwedge(dig2)withAAjig(dig3)inO.CBDe-bindingtoolfor
Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300 (not included as standard)
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DE-BINDING METALBIND
1. Put the document on the machine (back cover up).
2. Push the extended back support maximally to the back. And disassemble moving limiter for
guide & bind bar.
3. Lift the handle (1) maximally up.
4. Open the document a few pages away from the back cover.
5. Fit the right edge of the de-binding wedge (5) in the right hook (4).
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7. For de-binding channels 1,5 mm and 3 mm, use the de-binding adapter (5).
Place the de-binding adapter (5) on the channels, small slot is for 1,5 mm, bigger for 3 mm.
. Move the left end of the de-binding wedge (5) over the left hook (4) and fit it there.
8. Move the adjusting handle (2) to the right.
9. Press the handle (1) firmly down holding
the lever (2) at the same time.
Raise the handle (1) up, move the adjust-
ing lever (2) to the right and press the han-
dle (1) down again. Repeat for several
times.
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Lift the handle (1) up, loosen the adjusting
lever (2) and remove the document to-
gether with the wedge (5), then take the
wedge (5) out of the document carefully.
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12. Make the planned changes to the docu-
ment. The cover and channel may be re-
used (a maximum of three times).
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DE-BINDING
C-BIND SYSTEM
Accessories enabling binding and de-binding of covers of the C-BIND system.
•2 binding inserts /A1 and B1/ in O.CB Inserts for Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300
(not included as standard) - (dig 1)
•de-binding wedge (dig 2) with AA jig (dig 3) in O.CB Debinding tool for Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300
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IMAGE PRESS DEVICE - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Image Press device is available in OPUS offer.
•Before putting the machine into operation please read the safety precautions, manufac-
turer recommendations and the operation manual
•The operation manual should be easily available at any time for the operator
•The machine must not be placed near the heating units or ventilation units
•The machine should not be used in vicinity of inflammable liquids or gases
•The machine may be supplied only through the original cord. A mains socket must be
provided with efficient earthing. The supply voltage must be consistent with the para-
meters specified on the technical plate positioned on the machine housing. Disobeying
the above rule may result in electric shock or fire
•The supplying cable should be protected against any damage, must not be used to pull
the machine or to remove the plug from a socket
•Making any changes in the electric circuit or the supplying cable may result in electric
shock
•During a long standstill or before replacing the machine, the plug should be removed
from a mains socket
•Before replacing the machine it is necessary to check if the heater cooled down in order
to avoid destroying the surface on which the machine will be placed as well as avoid the burn
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2. The bound documentation must have thickness of at least 1,8 mm (without cover). If the
documentation is thinner, it is obligatory to use filling strips (e.g. O•Filling Sticky avail-
able at OPUS), to increase the thickness of bound documents. When using channels up to
16 mm size and C sizes in C-BIND covers, put before binding both binding inserts A1 and
B1 to the binding slot and when using covers with size over 16 mm and C sizes in C-BIND
covers, put only one B1 insert into the binding slot.
3. When debinding C-BIND covers use debinding wedge included in O.CB Debinding Tool for
Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300.
IMPORTANT! When using AA covers put AA jig on spine of the cover.
4. Binding and de-binding of covers of the C-BIND system is performed analogous to binding
with Metalbind system, but: measure the thickness of sheet pile to be bound means of the
cover selection tool and select appropriate cover.
cover number of
dimension bound sheets
AA soft cover 15-40
hard cover 20-40
A 41-95
B 96-125
C 126-150
D 151-190
E 191-230
F 231-265
G 266-300
1. Choose the proper size of a
cover by using the table (on
the left) or the channel
width selecting tool (6).
1. Choose the proper size of a cover
by using the table (see above) or the
channel width selecting tool (7).
2. The dcuments to be bound must have
aminimumthicknessof1,8mmwithout
thecovers.Ifthedocumentsarethinner,
you must put a O.Filling Sticky which you
canbuyfromOPUS,toincreasethethicknessofthedocumentstobebound.ForA,B,Csizesin
C-bindcoversbeforebindingyoumusttbothbindingbarsA1&B1inthebindingslot.When
bindingallothersizesofC-Bindcovers,tonlyB1insertintothebindingslot.Depending
onamountofinsertsusedduringbinding,positionoftheextendedbacksupport(13)mustbe
changed.IfinthebindingslotthereisonlyB1Insert,theextendedbacksupportshouldbe
movedforward,InthecaseofbindingwithtwoinsertsA1andB1theextendedbacksupport(13)
should be move back.
3.Whende-bindingC-bindcoversusethede-bindingwedgewhichisavailablefromOPUS.pl,
for Atlas 300 / MB 300 / MBE 300.
INPORTANT:
When using AA covers put the AA remove word de-binding jig on spine of the cover first.
4. Binding and de-binding covers from the C-bind system is done in a similar way to the
Metalbindsystem.IntheC-Bindsystemyoumeasureonlythedocuments,notthedocuments
and covers. Use the cover selecting tool or the chart in this manual/user guide.
IMAGE PRESS DEVICE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Image Press device is available in OPUS oer.
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•BeforeputtingthemachineintooperationpleasereadtheHealth&Safetyprecautions,
manufacturer recommendations and the operation manual.
•Theoperationmanualshouldbeeasilyavailableatanytimefortheoperator.
•Theequipmentmustnotbeplacednearheatingorventilationunits.
•Theequipmentshouldnotbeusedinvicinityofinammableliquidsorgases.
•Theequipmentmaybesuppliedelectricityonlythroughtheoriginalcord.Amainssocketmust
be provided with ecient earthing. The supply voltage must be consistent with the parameters
speciedonthetechnicalplatepositionedontheequipmenthousing.Disobeyingtheabove
rulemayresultinelectricshockorre.
•Thepowersupplycableshouldbeprotectedagainstanydamage,andmustnotbeusedtopull
or remove the plug from the socket.
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Cover dimension Number of bound sheets
AA 5 mm 15 - 40
10 mm 41 - 90
B 13 mm 91 - 120
C 16 mm 121 - 145
D 20 mm 146 - 185
E 24 mm 186 - 230
F 28 mm 231 - 265
G 32 mm 266 - 300
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DE-BINDING METALBIND
1. Put the document on the machine (back cover up).
2. Push the extended back support maximally to the back. And disassemble moving limiter for
guide & bind bar.
3. Lift the handle (1) maximally up.
4. Open the document a few pages away from the back cover.
5. Fit the right edge of the de-binding wedge (5) in the right hook (4).
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7. For de-binding channels 1,5 mm and 3 mm, use the de-binding adapter (5).
Place the de-binding adapter (5) on the channels, small slot is for 1,5 mm, bigger for 3 mm.
. Move the left end of the de-binding wedge (5) over the left hook (4) and fit it there.
8. Move the adjusting handle (2) to the right.
9. Press the handle (1) firmly down holding
the lever (2) at the same time.
Raise the handle (1) up, move the adjust-
ing lever (2) to the right and press the han-
dle (1) down again. Repeat for several
times.
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Lift the handle (1) up, loosen the adjusting
lever (2) and remove the document to-
gether with the wedge (5), then take the
wedge (5) out of the document carefully.
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12. Make the planned changes to the docu-
ment. The cover and channel may be re-
used (a maximum of three times).
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DE-BINDING
C-BIND SYSTEM
Accessories enabling binding and de-binding of covers of the C-BIND system.
•2 binding inserts /A1 and B1/ in O.CB Inserts for Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300
(not included as standard) - (dig 1)
•de-binding wedge (dig 2) with AA jig (dig 3) in O.CB Debinding tool for Atlas 300/MB 300/MBE 300
(not included as standard)
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•Makinganychangesintheelectricalcircuitorthepowersupplycablemayresultinre
or an electric shock.
•Duringalongstandstillorbeforemovingtheequipment,theplugshouldberemoved
from a mains socket.
•BeforeremovingtheimagepressequipmentfromtheAtlas,youmustcheckiftheheater
hascooleddownenough,toavoidburningyourselfandtoplaceitontheworksurface.
•Afterworkturnothedeviceusingamainswitch.
•Theequipmentisturnedocompletelyafterremovingtheplugfromasocket.
•Theequipmentshouldbekeptoutofreachandawayfromchildren.
•Danger!theequipmentcontainsahightemperatureheatedarea–payspecialattention!
•Theequipmentmustnotbeusedforanyotherpurposesthanthoseindicatedinthe
operating manual.
•Itisnecessarytocheckandsuperviseiftheequipmentoperatescorrectlyincaseofany
malfunctions,contactingtheservicingpointisrequired.
•Theequipmentmustnotbelocatedoutside,shouldbeoperatedinroomtemperaturehigher
than +8˚C.
•Beforeremovinganycoverfromtheequipment,theplugfromasocketshouldberemoved
necessarily.
•Usinginappropriatelubricantscancausearehazard.
•TheequipmentshouldbeoperatedaccordingtogeneralHealth&Safetyrules.
•Anyrepairscanbeconductedonlybyauthorizedsta.
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Waituntilthesmallredledlightsup,“READY”thatmeanstherequiredtemperaturehasbeen
achieved and you are ready to start work.
IMPORTANT!
The best results for hot print stamping are archived, when using the OPUS supplies
of hot print stamping foil and covers. To obtained the best results set the heater
temperature to 100 c. However, if the results are not satisfactory, a change of the
setting may be necessary, in such case turn the temperature regulator right or left.
1. Remove the binding bar (8 thin) or (9 thick) from the binding
slot.
2.Settheextendedbacksupporttothemaximumbackposition,
remove the adjustable side guide (12)
3.Putthehandleintheverticalposition(1),movetheclamplever
(2) to the maximum left till it is locked.
4. Assemble the image press device on the hooks (4) (see the
picture on the left).
5. Insert the plug into a mains socket.
6.TurnontheSwitchatthefrontontheleftwhichwilllightup,
and the heat up process starts.
7.Setthetemperatureto100°Corasrequired.
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PREPARING THE TYPEFACE FONTS
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The holes enable to distinguish between the top and the bottom of typeface fonts. The bot-
tomholeoftypefacefontsislargerorlocatedclosertotheedge(3.2mmand4mmhighfonts,
becauseoftheirsmallmeasurements,haveonlymarkeratthebottom).
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PREPARING THE FONTS
1. Put the frame on the Frame Holder;
compose a required text by putting
suitable fonts into the frame.
Note! The fonts should be put in and
taken out by means of special tweezers.
The ends of the tweezers should be in-
serted into the holes in the fonts.
The holes enable to distinguish between the top and the bottom of a font. The bottom hole
of a font is larger or located closer to the edge (3.2 mm and 4 mm high fonts, because of their
small measurements, have only marker at the bottom).
Important! If the frame/ typeface fonts
were previously used or located in the de-
vice, wait for 5-10 min until they cool
down. DANGER OF BURN!
2. Lock the text in the frame by means of the
stops.
3. Put the frame (with the typeface fonts in)
on the heater of the Image Press.
Important! Do not touch the heater when
putting the frame - DANGER OF BURN!
4. Wait for 1-2 minutes until the typeface
fonts are hot.
PREPARING THE MATRIX
You can order a special, customized matrix (O.Matrix) from OPUS, made according to your own
design. You can also use your own matrix, however, in this case you need to use also a spe-
cial glue (O•Matrix GLUE) and a plate (O.Matrix Base GP).
Important! The available stamping area of the matrix is max. 13 cm2.
A. O.Matrix (customized matrixes ordered in OPUS)
1. Put the O.Matrix into a special frame (O.FRAME MATRIX GP - depending on matrix size).
2. Insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
B. Customer’s matrix
1. Glue the matrix to O.Matrix Base GP plate using O•Matrix GLUE.
2. Put bounded set into a special frame (O.FRAME MATRIX GP).
3. Insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
Note! Before gluing the matrix, make sure that the inscription / logo on the matrix is
parallel to the bottom edge of the plate (O.Matrix Base GP).
Note! Detailed instructions for gluing the matrix are with O•Matrix Base GP plate.
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frame
with fonts
temperature
regulator
Atlas 300 mono •User’s guide GB
IMPORTANT! If the frame / typeface fonts were
previously used or located in the device, wait
for 5-10 min until they cool down. Danger of
Burn!
2. Lock the text in the frame by means of the
stops.
3. Put the frame (with the typeface fonts in)
on the heater of the image press.
IMPORTANT! Do not touch the heater when
putting the frame - Danger of Burn!
PREPARING THE MATRIX
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Youcanorderaspecial,customizedmatrix(O.Matrix)fromOpus,madeaccordingtoyourown
design.Youcanalsouseyourownmatrix,however,inthiscaseyouneedtousealsoaspecial
glue(O•Matrixglue)andaplate(O.MatrixbaseGP).
IMPORTANT! the available stamping area of the matrix is max. 13 cm2.
A. O.MATRIX (customized matrixes ordered in OPUS)
1. Put the O.Matrix into a special frame (O.Frame matrix GP - depending on matrix size).
2. Insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
B. CUSTOMER’S MATRIX
1.GluethematrixtoO.MatrixbaseGPplateusingO•Matrixglue.
2. Put bounded set into a special frame (O.Frame Matrix GP).
3. Insert the frame onto the heater and wait until the matrix is hot.
NOTE!
parallel to the bottom edge of the plate (O.Matrix Base GP).
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frame with
typeface fonts
temperature
regulator
1. Put the frame on the frame Holder;
composearequiredtextbyputting
the typeface fonts into the frame.
NOTE! The typeface fonts should be put in
-
ers. The ends of the tweezers should be
inserted into the holes in the typeface
fonts.
4. Wait for 1-2 minutes until the typeface fonts are hot.
NOTE!
Base GP plate.
NOTE!
/ logo on the matrix is parallel to the bottom edge of the plate
(O.Matrix Base GP)
3. Put the base with a matrix on it into O.Frame Matrix GP.
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Note! Before sticking the matrix, make sure that the inscrip-
tion/logo on the matrix is parallel to the bottom edge of the
plate (O.Matrix Base GP)
3. Put the base with a matrix on it into O.Frame Matrix GP.
Note! In case of customized matrixes only O.Frame Matrix GP
can be used.
4. Put the frame on the back wall of the Image Press
Note! The heating time of a matrix depends on its size and can
vary from few to tens of minutes. Therefore it is necessary to
conduct a test to check if the matrix is hot enough.
HOT STAMPING ON COVERS
1. Put the front cover into the binding slot.
Make sure it is placed upside down.
2. Put the piece of hot stamping foil between
the cover and the frame.
Note! Use the magnet to fix the foil to the
Image Press and avoid slipping down of the
foil.
3. Move the adjusting lever (2) to the right
(until you feel the resistance) holding the cover at the same time.
4. Press the handle (1) down holding the cover at the same time.
5. Lift the handle (1), move the lever (2) to the left.
6. Take the cover out of the binding slot, take off the foil.
Note! If hot stamping is uneven you can adjust the heater ver-
tical or horizontal. To do this, use Allen key - size 2.
a) Horizontal heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is big-
ger on the right side, the screw need to be rotated to the left
(see the picture). However, If the pressure is bigger on the left
side, the screw need to be rotated to the right
b) Vertical heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is big-
ger in the upper side, the screw need to be rotated in to the
right side (see the picture). However, if the pressure is bigger
on the bottom side, the screw need to be rotated to the left
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foil
magnet
front
cover
1
2
HOT PRINT STAMPING ON COVERS
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1. Put the front cover into the binding slot. Make sure it is
placed upside down.
2. Put the piece of hot stamping foil between the cover
and the frame.
NOTE! Use the magnet to fix the foil to the Image Press and
remove word this avoids the foil slipping down.
3. Push the handle (1) down - holding the cover at the same time until the clamp lever moves to
the right and the Image Press with matrix will move to the cover. Now pull the handle (1) back
andpushitoncemoretocompletetheprocess.Ifyoudonotfeelanypressure,pullthe
handlebackandpushitoncemoretillyoullthepressure.
4.Nowpullthehandle(1)totheopenposition,vertical.Movetheclamplever(2)totheleft
completelytillitlocks,thenremovethebounddocuments.
5.Takethecoveroutofthebindingslot,removethefoilgently.
NOTE!
If the hot print stamping is not level you can adjust the heater vertical
a) Horizontal heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is bigger
ontherightside,thescrewneedtoberotatedtotheleft(seethe
picture).However,Ifthepressureisbiggerontheleftside,thescrew
need to be rotated to the right.
b) Vertical heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is bigger in the
upperside,thescrewneedtoberotatedintotherightside(seethe
picture).However,ifthepressureisbiggeronthebottomside,thescrew
need to be rotated to the left.
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Note! Before sticking the matrix, make sure that the inscrip-
tion/logo on the matrix is parallel to the bottom edge of the
plate (O.Matrix Base GP)
3. Put the base with a matrix on it into O.Frame Matrix GP.
Note! In case of customized matrixes only O.Frame Matrix GP
can be used.
4. Put the frame on the back wall of the Image Press
Note! The heating time of a matrix depends on its size and can
vary from few to tens of minutes. Therefore it is necessary to
conduct a test to check if the matrix is hot enough.
HOT STAMPING ON COVERS
1. Put the front cover into the binding slot.
Make sure it is placed upside down.
2. Put the piece of hot stamping foil between
the cover and the frame.
Note! Use the magnet to fix the foil to the
Image Press and avoid slipping down of the
foil.
3. Move the adjusting lever (2) to the right
(until you feel the resistance) holding the cover at the same time.
4. Press the handle (1) down holding the cover at the same time.
5. Lift the handle (1), move the lever (2) to the left.
6. Take the cover out of the binding slot, take off the foil.
Note! If hot stamping is uneven you can adjust the heater ver-
tical or horizontal. To do this, use Allen key - size 2.
a) Horizontal heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is big-
ger on the right side, the screw need to be rotated to the left
(see the picture). However, If the pressure is bigger on the left
side, the screw need to be rotated to the right
b) Vertical heater inclination adjustment - if the pressure is big-
ger in the upper side, the screw need to be rotated in to the
right side (see the picture). However, if the pressure is bigger
on the bottom side, the screw need to be rotated to the left
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foil
magnet
front
cover
1
2
10
magnet foil
2
front
cover
NOTE! In case of customized matrixes only O.Frame Matrix GP can be used.
4. Put the frame on the heaters face of the Image Press
NOTE! The heating time of a matrix depends on its size and can vary from few to tens of
HOT PRINT STAMPING
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With the Atlas 300 mono it is possible to hot print stamp on O.Channels that have been covered
with special type of covering from OPUS. The O.Goldchannel Base IP device is available as ad-
ditionalequipmentwhichisnecessaryforthisprocess.
1.Mountthejig(b)ontheO.GoldchannelBaseIP(a)(pinsofthebase(a)shouldxintothe
holes of jig (b)). Make sure the size of the jig (b) (indidicated on every part) is the same as
the size of the channel you want hot print stamp on.
2. Put the channel on the jig (b). Make sure the bent side of the channel is located closer to
the adjustment screws (c).
3. Hang the O.Goldchannel Base IP (a) (with the channel) on the de-binding support (d) of
Atlas 300 mono.
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d c a b
5. Follow the same steps as in case of hot print stamping with standard o.fonts.
NOTE! Hot print stamping on channels is possible using 5,5 mm or 9 mm typeface fonts
only. Frames 1l5,5, 3l5,5 (text should be placed in the middle line) and 1l9 should be used
respectively.
NOTE! the adjustment screws (c) allow to regu-
late the position of hot stamped text:
line moves closer to the bottom edge of the
channel
the text line moves closer to the upper edge
of the channel
4.There is possibility of hot stamping on the
ends of O.Channel. Move the channel left or
rightonjig(b).beforeit,detachsidestop(11)
by unscrewing it with the Allen key attached
to Atlas 300.
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TECHNICAL DATA
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•Binding capacity 300 sheets*
•Net weight .................................................................................................16.3 kg
•Gross weight ...............................................................................................19.5 kg
•Dimensions (H x W x D) ...................................................................260 x 435 x 315 mm
•Net weight of Image Press ............................................................................... 2.0 kg
•Gross weight of Image Press ............................................................................ 2.2 kg
•Power ..........................................................................................AC 230 V 50/60 Hz
•Average energy use ........................................................................................ 100 W
•Max energy use .............................................................................................300 W
•Dimensions of Image Press (H x W x D).................................................88 x 335 x 125 mm
TECHNICAL DATA (USA version)
•Binding capacity ...................................................................................300 sheets*
•Net weight ................................................................................................35.9 lbs
•Gross weight ............................................................................................ 43.0 lbs
•Dimensions (H x W x D) .................................................................2.5 x 16.4 x 10.6 inch
•Net weight of Image Press .............................................................................. 4.4 lbs
•Gross weight of Image Press ...........................................................................4.8 lbs
•Power ..........................................................................................AC 120 V 50/60 Hz
•Average energy use ........................................................................................ 100 W
•Max energy use .............................................................................................300 W
•Dimensions of Image Press (H x W x D)...............................................3.4 x 13.1 x 4.9 inch
* the tests were made on 80g/m2 substance paper
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Atlas 300 mono •Instrukcja obsługi PL
Uwaga! Oprawiana dokumentacja musi mieć grubość co najmniej 1,8 mm (razem z okładką). Jeśli
dokumentacja jest cieńsza, koniecznie użyj pasków wypełniających (np. O.Filling Sticky dostępnych
w ofercie OPUS), tak aby zwiększyć grubość oprawianych dokumentów.
2. Upewnij się, że w szczelinie bindującej znajdują się odpowiednio ułożone wkładki, patrz rozdział
czwarty (PRZYGOTOWANIE URZĄDZENIA DO PRACY).
3. Podnieś ramię urządzenia (1) maksymalnie do góry.
4. Przesuń uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) maksymalnie w lewo.
5. Pomiędzy wkładkę (8) lub (9) i szczękę (14) włóż kanał, a następnie dosuń go maksymalnie w prawo
do ogranicznika (10). W przypadku kanałów mniejszych niż A4 należy zastosować ogranicznik ru-
chomy (11). Pozycję ogranicznika ruchomego określamy przy pomocy podziałki na wkładce (8) lub (9),
pozycja = połowie długości kanału.
Uwaga! Ograniczniki ruchome stosować tylko w przypadku kanałów mniejszych niż A4. Przed
rozpoczęciem procesu debindowania ograniczniki należy ściągnąć.
6. Uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) przesuń w prawo aż poczujesz opór.
7. Wyrównany plik kartek włóż między okładki i zwróć uwagę, aby kartki były wycentrowane względem
brzegów okładek. W niektórych kanałach znajdują się ograniczniki, które uniemożliwiają
przemieszczanie się papieru wzdłuż kanału. W tym wypadku należy włóżyć plik kartek pomiędzy tymi
ogranicznikami.
8. Tak przygotowane pliki kartek wraz z okładkami włóż do kanału (13) znajdującego się w szczelinie bindu-
jącej (3), a następnie przesuń w prawo uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2), aż poczujesz opór.
Uwaga! Upewnij się, że tylna okładka znajduje się przodem do Ciebie.
tylna okładka
BINDOWANIE
1
2
9. Opuść ramię (1) w dół.
10. Podnieś ramię (1), a uchwyt regulujący
rozwarcie szczęk (2) przesuń w lewo.
Uwaga! W niektórych przypadkach (np. zbyt
duży rozmiar kanału w stosunku do ilości
oprawianych kartek) może się okazać, że kanał
nie został prawidłowo zaciśnięty ( jest zbyt
luźny). W takiej sytuacji przesuń uchwyt regu-
lujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) w prawo, aż poczu-
jesz opór i powtórz punkty 9 i 10.
11. Wyciągnij zbindowany dokument.
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Atlas 300 mono •Instrukcja obsługi PL
Uwaga! Oprawiana dokumentacja musi mieć grubość co najmniej 1,8 mm (razem z okładką). Jeśli
dokumentacja jest cieńsza, koniecznie użyj pasków wypełniających (np. O.Filling Sticky dostępnych
w ofercie OPUS), tak aby zwiększyć grubość oprawianych dokumentów.
2. Upewnij się, że w szczelinie bindującej znajdują się odpowiednio ułożone wkładki, patrz rozdział
czwarty (PRZYGOTOWANIE URZĄDZENIA DO PRACY).
3. Podnieś ramię urządzenia (1) maksymalnie do góry.
4. Przesuń uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) maksymalnie w lewo.
5. Pomiędzy wkładkę (8) lub (9) i szczękę (14) włóż kanał, a następnie dosuń go maksymalnie w prawo
do ogranicznika (10). W przypadku kanałów mniejszych niż A4 należy zastosować ogranicznik ru-
chomy (11). Pozycję ogranicznika ruchomego określamy przy pomocy podziałki na wkładce (8) lub (9),
pozycja = połowie długości kanału.
Uwaga! Ograniczniki ruchome stosować tylko w przypadku kanałów mniejszych niż A4. Przed
rozpoczęciem procesu debindowania ograniczniki należy ściągnąć.
6. Uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) przesuń w prawo aż poczujesz opór.
7. Wyrównany plik kartek włóż między okładki i zwróć uwagę, aby kartki były wycentrowane względem
brzegów okładek. W niektórych kanałach znajdują się ograniczniki, które uniemożliwiają
przemieszczanie się papieru wzdłuż kanału. W tym wypadku należy włóżyć plik kartek pomiędzy tymi
ogranicznikami.
8. Tak przygotowane pliki kartek wraz z okładkami włóż do kanału (13) znajdującego się w szczelinie bindu-
jącej (3), a następnie przesuń w prawo uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie szczęk (2), aż poczujesz opór.
Uwaga! Upewnij się, że tylna okładka znajduje się przodem do Ciebie.
tylna okładka
BINDOWANIE
1
2
9. Opuść ramię (1) w dół.
10. Podnieś ramię (1), a uchwyt regulujący
rozwarcie szczęk (2) przesuń w lewo.
Uwaga! W niektórych przypadkach (np. zbyt
duży rozmiar kanału w stosunku do ilości
oprawianych kartek) może się okazać, że kanał
nie został prawidłowo zaciśnięty ( jest zbyt
luźny). W takiej sytuacji przesuń uchwyt regu-
lujący rozwarcie szczęk (2) w prawo, aż poczu-
jesz opór i powtórz punkty 9 i 10.
11. Wyciągnij zbindowany dokument.
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OPUS Atlas 300 mono
PL
PL
15
1
Spis treści:
1SYSTEM METALBIND
2OPIS URZĄDZENIA
3ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA
4ZASTOSOWANE SYMBOLE
PRZYSTAWKA IMAGE PRESS
9ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA
10 PRZYGOTOWANIE URZĄDZENIA DO PRACY
11 PRZYGOTOWANIE CZCIONEK
PRZYGOTOWANIE MATRYC
WYKONYWANIE ZŁOCEŃ NA OKŁADKACH
5PRZYGOTOWANIE URZĄDZENIA DO PRACY
6 BINDOWANIE METALBIND
7DEBINDOWANIE METALBIND
8CBIND SYSTEM
14 WYKONYWANIE ZŁOCEŃ
15 DANE TECHNICZNE
16
13
10
7
MINI
1
2
4
3
5
6
Metalbind
1
Okładkiorazkartkisąprzytrzymywaneprzezkanał,coczyniMETALBINDnajtrwalszymsystemembindo-
wania.
1 - tylna ściana kanału jest pochylona aby przytrzymywać okładki i kartki dokumentacji
2 - kanał jest wykończony elegancką okleiną
3 - specjalny kształt kanału zapewnia perfekcyjny wygląd dokumentacji
4 - strony nie ulegają uszkodzeniu
5 - przednia ściana nigdy nie ulega deformacji
6-specjalneogranicznikiułatwiajądokładnewycentrowaniedokumentówwrazzokładkami,jakrów-
nież uniemożliwiają przemieszczanie się stron dokumentacji wzdłuż kanału
METALBIND SYSTEM
Urządzenie bindujące Atlas 300 mono jest przeznaczone do oprawiania
METALBIND
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1 - ramię urządzenia
2 - uchwyt regulujący rozwarcie
szczęk
3 - szczelina bindująca
4 - zaczepy
5 - klin debindujący
6 - wkładka do debindowania ka-
nałów1,5mm;3mm
7 - przyrząd doboru rozmiaru
kanału / okładki
8 - wkładka prowadząco-bindująca
(wąska)
9 - wkładka prowadząco-bindująca
(szeroka)
10 - prowadnica Cover guide
11 - ogranicznik
12 - ruchomy ogranicznik
13 - pałąk
PL
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ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA
3
• Przedrozpoczęciempracyzurządzeniemnależyzapoznaćsięzasadamibezpieczeństwa,
zaleceniami producenta i instrukcją obsługi.
• Instrukcję tą należy zachować i korzystać z niej w przypadku jakichkolwiek wątpliwosci
dotyczących obsługi urządzenia.
• Urządzenie należy chronić przed wilgocią i kurzem.
• Urządzenie należy trzymać poza zasięgiem dzieci.
• Urządzenie należy ustawić na stabilnej powierzchni o odpowiedniej wytrzymałosci.
• Wtrakciezaciskanianiewkładaćrąkdoszczelinybindującej!
• Zachować ostrożność przy przenoszeniu urządzenia - możliwość wysunięcia się
elementówzeschowka!
• Należy uważać na ostre krawędzie klina debindującego.
• Nie wolno używać urządzenia do innych celów niż okreslone w instrukcji obsługi.
• Należy kontrolować sprawność urządzenia.
• Wprzypadkuzauważeniajakichkolwieknieprawidłowościwpracy,
należy skontaktować się z serwisem.
• Urządzenie jest przeznaczone wyłącznie do pracy w pomieszczeniach zamkniętych.
• Urządzenie należy obsługiwać zawsze zgodnie z ogólnymi zasadami BHP.
OPIS URZĄDZENIA
2
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Atlas 300 mono •User’s guide GB
2DESCRIPTION - Atlas 300 mono
1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
1
2
6
7
9
8
5
10
3
8/9 7
3
411 12
11
5
3
Atlas 300 mono •User’s guide GB
2DESCRIPTION - Atlas 300 mono
1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
1
2
6
7
9
8
510
3
8/9 7
3
411 12
11
7
3
Atlas 300 mono •User’s guide GB
2DESCRIPTION - Atlas 300 mono
1 - handle
2 - adjusting lever
3 - binding slot
4 - hooks
5 - de-binding wedge (MB),
de-Binding Adapter for channels
1.5 and 3mm only
6 - channel width selecting tool
7 - magnetic guiding bar
8 - guide & bind bar (thin)
9 - guide & bind bar (thick)
10 - side stop
11 - adjustable side stop
12 - extended back support
1
2
6
7
9
8
510
3
8/9 7
3
411 12
11
11
6
4
Atlas 190 • User guide EN
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DESCRIPTION2
HEALTH & SAFETY
• Before operating the equipment read the Health & Safety precautions, manufacturers
recommendations and the operation/user manual.
• The operation/user manual should be easily available at any time for the operator.
• The equipment must be kept away and out of reach of children.
• Equipment must be protected against dust and damp and should be positioned on
a strong and sturdy flat surface.
• While binding, do not put ngers into the binding slot.
• Be careful when moving the equipment, binding tools can slide out of the Storage slots
(HEAVY) !
• Pay attention the de-binding wedge has sharp edges.
• The machine must not be used for any other purposes other than those indicated in the
operating/user manual.
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1 - Bind and de-binding handle
2 - Clamp lever
3 - Binding slot
4 - De-binding hooks
5 - De-binding wedge (MB),
6 - De-Binding Adapter for
channels 1.5 and 3mm only
7 - Channel width selecting tool
8 - COVER guide
9 - Fixed guide
10 - Fixed side stop
11 - Adjustable side stop
12 - Extended back support
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10 11
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• Urządzenie należy obsługiwać zawsze zgodnie z ogólnymi zasadami BHP.
• Wszelkich napraw urządzenia może dokonywać jedynie osoba uprawniona.
• Podczaspracy,gdykanałznajdujesięwszczeliniebindującej(3)niepozostawiajramienia(1)
pozycjidolnej(opuszczonej),gdyżramiępodobciążeniemmożesamoistnieodskoczyć.
PRZYGOTOWANIE URZADZENIA DO PRACY
ZASTOSOWANE SYMBOLE
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Po wyjęciu urządzenia z opakowania zamocuj pałąk (13) na płycie debindującej dołączonymi śrubami.
Załączonym kluczem imbusowym solidnie przykręć ramię urządzenia (1) do gniazda znajdującego się
na prawym boku obudowy.
Do urządzenia dołączone są dwie wkładki:
• Wkładka prowadząco-bindująca wąska (8) dla kanałów rozmiarze 20 - 32 mm (znajduje się schowku
boku urządzenia obok schowka na klin debindujący).
• Wkładkaprowadząco-bindującaszeroka(9)(dlakanałówrozmiarze1,5-16mm)(znajdujesię
w schowku z boku urządzenia obok schowka na klin debindujący).
Połóż odpowiednią wkładkę prowadząco - bindującą (8) lub (9) przy tylnej ścianie szczeliny bindującej (3).
Prawidłowe ułożenie wkładek pokazuje przekrój poprzeczny na rysunku w rozdziale piątym (BINDOWANIE
METALBIND). Urządzenie jest gotowe do pracy.
UWAGA!
BINDOWANIE METALBIND
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1. Przy pomocy przyrządu (7) lub poniższej tabeli dobierz rozmiar kanału.
1.5 - - 1-15 1-15
3 - - 15-30 15-30
5 10-31 10-33 10-34 10-38
7 32-60 34-63 35-63 39-67
10 61-89 64-92 64-92 68-97
13 90-118 93-121 93-121 98-126
16 119-148 122-150 122-150 127-155
20 149-186 151-189 151-189 156-194
24 187-225 190-228 190-228 195-233
28 226-264 229-266 229-267 234-271
32 265-303 267-305 268-308 272-310
T/k/T – okładka twarda/plik kartek/okładka twarda T/k/P – okładka twarda/plik kartek/okładka przezroczysta
M/k/M – okładka miękka/plik kartek/okładka miękka B/k/B – plik kartek zbindowany jedynie za pomocą kanału
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
•Before operating the equipment read the Health & Safety precautions, manufacturers recommenda-
tions and the operation/user manual
•The operation/user manual should be easily available at any time for the operator
•The equipment must be kept away and out of reach of children
•Equipment must be protected against dust and damp and should be positioned on a strong and sturdy
flat surface
•While binding, do not put fingers into the binding slot
•Be careful when moving the equipment it is very heavy
•Pay attention the de-binding wedge has sharp edges
•The machine must not be used for any other purposes other than those indicated in the operat-
ing/user manual
•It is necessary to check and supervise if the equipment is being used and operated correctly, before
reporting any malfunctions or problems to the service department or dealer
•Equipment must not be located outside or operated in temperatures under 8˚C/46.4˚F and must be ope-
rated in accordance with the general Health & Safety rules failure to do so could cancel the guarantee
•Repairs must be carried out by authorized staff, during the guarantee period, failure to do so could
cancel the guarantee
PREPARATION TO WORK
Unpack the machine and install the extended back support (15) on the housing (the adequate holes are
drilled in the housing and screwed bolts). Screw the handle (1) to the machine using the allen key at-
tached. In the shelves at the bottom of the machine there are two guide&bind bars and de-binding wedge.
Three bars are included to the machine: magnetic guiding bar (7) - with magnet, allows to insert the
documentation into the channel easily, guide&bind bar (8) thin - with a ruler, to be used with 20-32
size channels, helps to insert the document into the channel, guide&bind bar (9) thick - with a ruler,
to be used with 1.5
size of the binding slot. The shape of bars is specially designed to make inserting the documentation in
the channel as easy as possible.
Put the magnetic guiding bar (7) on the movable binding jaw and insert the guide&bind bar (8/9) by
the back wall of the binding slot (3). The cut side of each bar should be directed to the inside of the
binding slot (3). The machine is ready to work.
BINDING METALBIND
Important! If you are going to use Atlas 300 mono to bind and hot stamp on the same cover, re-
member to hot stamp an inscription first and then bind the document. Therefore, in such case, be-
fore binding refer to the user`s guide of Image Press device (on the following pages of this manual)
to make the hot stamping.
1. Use the channel width selecting tool (6) to choose the proper channel size. The channel sizes and corre-
sponding number of pages you can bind with them are shown in the table.
H/p/H – hard cover/pile of pages/ hard cover S/p/S – soft cover/pile of pages/soft cover
H/p/T – hard cover/pile of pages/transparent cover O/p/O – pile of pages bound only with a channel
Channel size H/p/H H/p/T S/p/S O/p/O
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1.5 - -
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1-15 1-15
15-30 15-30
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10-31 10-33 10-34 10-38
7 32-60 34-63 35-63 39 - 67
10 61-89 64-92 64 - 92 68 - 97
13 90-118 93-121 93 - 121 98 - 126
16 119-148 122 - 150 122 -150 127 - 155
20 149 – 186 151 – 189 151 – 189 156 – 194
24 187 – 225 190 – 228 190 – 228 195 – 233
28 226 – 264 229 – 266 229 – 267 234 – 271
32 265 – 303 267 – 305 268 – 308 272 – 310
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8 - Wkładka prowadząco-bindująca (wąska)
9 - Wkładka prowadząco-bindująca (szeroka)
10 - Prowadnica Cover guide
14 - Kanał1,5-32
15 - Szczęka bindująca (dociska prostą ściankę kanału)
2. Upewnijsię,żewszczeliniebindującejznajdująsięodpowiednioułożonewkładki,patrzrozdział
czwarty (PRZYGOTOWANIE URZADZENIA DO PRACY).
3. Podnieś ramię urządzenia (1) maksymalnie do góry.
4. Przesuńuchwytregulującyrozwarcieszczęk(2)maksymalniewlewo,ażdozablokowaniagotej
pozycji.
5. Pomiędzywkładkę(8)lub(9)iszczękębindującą(15)włóżkanał,anastępniedosuńgomaksymalnie
w prawo do ogranicznika (11).
Prawidłowe ułożenie wkładek pokazuje rysunek powyżej. W przypadku kanałów mniejszych niż A4 należy
zastosować ogranicznik ruchomy (12). Pozycję ogranicznika ruchomego określamy przy pomocy podziałki
na wkładce (8) lub (9): pozycja = połowie długości kanału.
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6. Opuśćramię(1)wdół,ażuchwytregulującyrozwarcieszczękprzesuniesięwprawo,aszczęka
bindującadosuniesiędokanałuigounieruchomi,następniepodnieśramię(1).
7. Wyrównanyplikkartekwłóżmiędzyokładkiizwróćuwagę,abykartkibyływycentrowanewzględem
brzegówokładek.Wniektórychkanałachznajdująsięograniczniki,któreuniemożliwiają
przemieszczanie się papieru wzdłuż kanału. W takim wypadku należy włożyć plik kartek pomiędzy
ograniczniki.
8. Tak przygotowane pliki kartek wraz z okładkami włóż do kanału (14) znajdującego się w szczelinie
bindującej (3).
9. Opuść ramię (1) dół. Szczęka zacznie zaginać ściankę kanału zaciskając w nim umieszczone tam
dokumenty. Jeżeli nie czujesz dużego oporu dźwigni (1) podnieś ją do góry i opuść ponownie.
10. Podnieśramię(1),auchwytregulującyrozwarcieszczęk(2)przesuńmaksymalniewlewo,ażdo
zablokowania go tej pozycji.
11. Wyciągnij zbindowany dokument.
Uwaga!
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Uwaga!
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tylna okładka
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Atlas 190 • User guide EN
8 - COVER guide
9 - Fixed guide
A - Channel 1.5 - 20 mm
B - Binding jaw
If the documents are not thick enough, it is necessary to use lling strips called, O.lling
Sticky, to make documents thick enough to bind, which is available from OPUS .
See our website www.opus.pl/en
2. Make sure the COVER guide is correctly inserted into the binding slot (3) (see PREPARATION TO
WORK and diagram above).
3. Lift up the bind and de-binding handle (1) to the open position, vertical.
4. Move the clamp lever (2) completely to the left, till it is locked in position.
5. Put the channel into the binding slot (3) between the COVER guide bar (8) and binding jaw.
Insure that the channel is tight against the side stop right (10) and the front of the chan-
nel is against the COVER guide bar (8) see diagram above. When using shorter channels than
A4 t and use the adjustable side stop (11). Ensure the shorter channel is in the centre of the
jaw by using the ruler on the COVER guide in the slot and tighten the side stop (11).
The adjustable side stop should be removed before de-binding.
6. Push the handle (1) down, the clamping lever (2) will move to the channel automatically to
hold it rmly. Now pull the handle back to the open position.
7. Take the documents and insure they are even, put them between the covers, check the pages
are centred in relation to the edges of covers.
8. Take the documents and covers and push carefully into the channel between the protru-
sions, which is in the binding slot. NOTE that some O.CHANNELS and O.SIMPLE CHANNELS do
not have protrusions. Make sure the back cover is facing you.
9. Push the handle (1) down. The jaw will close the channel on to the document clamping
them rmly. If you do not feel any pressure, pull the handle back and push it once more till
you ll the pressure.
10. Now pull the handle (1) to the open position, vertical. Move the clamp lever (2) to the left
completely till it locks, then remove the bound documents.
11. If the documents are not clamped together rmly enough, repeat the process 9 and 10 aga-
in. If it is still not bound enough, use a smaller channel or O.Filling sticky.
Important!
Be sure the back cover faces you.
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8
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7
B
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back cover
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DEBINDOWANIE METALBIND
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9. Ramięurządzenia(1)podnieśdogóry,uchwyt(2)przesuń
maksymalniewlewo,ażdozablokowaniagowtejpozycji.
10. Zdejmij klin z zaczepów debindujących (4) i ostrożnie wyciągnij
klinzokładki,anastępniezdejmijkanał.
11. Dokonaj zaplanowanych zmian w dokumentacji. Do ponownej
oprawy możesz użyć tych samych okładek i kanału (maksymalnie
trzy razy).
SYSTEM C-BIND
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Urządzenie bindujące Atlas 300 mono może również oprawiać dokumentacje w systemie C-BIND. Akceso-
ria umożliwiające bindowanie i debindowanie okładek systemu C-BIND:
• przyrząd do doboru rozmiaru kanału/okładki
• dwie wkładki bindujące A1 i B1 (rys. 1) - do nabycia jako zestaw O.CB Pivot Inserts for Atlas
300 / MB 300 / MBE 300
• klindebindujący(rys.2)-donabyciawrazzwkładkąAA(rys.3)jakozestawO.CBDebindingToolfor
Atlas 300 /MB 300
1. Połóżdokumentnamaszynietak,abytylnaokładkaznajdowałasienagórze.
2. Pałąk (13) odsuń maksymalnie do tyłu i zdemontuj ogranicznik ruchomy (12) (jesli nie został już
wczesniej usunięty).
3. Podnieś ramię urządzenia (1).
4. Otwórz dokument kilka milimetrów od tylnej okładki.
5. Wsuń prawy koniec klina debindującego (5) w prawy zaczep debindujący (4). Ścięta krawędź klina
(5) musi być skierowana w stronę grzbietu dokumentu.
6. Przenieślewykoniecklinadebindującego(5)ponadlewymzaczepem(4),anastępniezamocujgo
w zaczepie.
7. Dlakanałów1,5mm;3mmużyjdodatkowejwkładkidebindującej(6).Wkładkędebindującą(6)
nałóżnakanał(węższaszczelinanakanał1,5mm;szerszanakanał3mm).
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rys. 2 rys. 3
A1
B1
rys. 1
back
cover
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4
5
back
cover
4
4
5
back
cover
4
4
5
tylna
okładka
Przed rozpoczęciem bindowania systemie C-BIND
wyciągnijwkładki(8)lub(9),anakołkiznajdują-
ce się na tylnej ścianie nałóż wkładkę bindującą A1
z B1 lub B1 (zależnie od rozmiaru bindowanej okład-
ki). Przy użyciu okładki rozmiarze do 16 mm (C) włącz-
nie,przed rozpoczęciem bindowania należy włożyć
8. Powoli popchnij ramię bindownicy (1)
wdół,następniepodnieśdogóry
i ponownie popchnij w dół. Klin
przesuwa się kierunku dokumentacji
rozsuwając zaciśnięty kanał. Powtarzaj
czynność,ażdokumentacjazostanie
zdebindowana - klin debindujący
przestanie przesuwać się kierunku
dokumentacji.
obydwiewkładkibindująceA1iB1doszczelinybindującej,natomiastużywającokładekorozmiarzewiększym
niż 16 mm do szczeliny bindującej należy włożyć tylko wkładkę B1. W zależności od ilości używanych podczas
bindowaniawkładek,położeniepałąka(13)możebyćodpowiednioregulowane.Jeśliwszczeliniebindują-
cejznajdujesiętylkowkładkaB1,pałąknależyprzesunąćmaksymalnieodsiebie,wprzypadkubindowania
z użyciem obydwu wkładek A1 i B1 pałąk (13) powinien zostać przesunięty maksymalnie do siebie.
rys.1
B1
A1
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