SCHUSTER GT-1011-SOLO User manual

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DIRECTORY
1
Overview heat press.............................................................4
2
Safety instructions................................................................5
2.1 Manual conventions..................................................5
2.2 Important safety regulations.....................................5
2.3 Working with the heat press.....................................5
3
Unpacking & checking shipment.........................................6
4
Set up................................................................................... 8
4.1 Heat press alignment and frontplate mounting.........8
4.2 Backplate mounting (only TWIN).......................... 10
4.3 Mounting textile catcher (only TWIN)................... 11
4.4 Base plate mounting / height adjustment................11
5
Start operation....................................................................12
5.3 Switching the heat press on and off........................13
6 Settings...............................................................................12
6.1 Base plate height adjustment..................................13
6.2 Setting of operating pressure..................................13
6.3 Temperature setting................................................13
6.4 Time setting............................................................14
6.5 Selecting operating mode.......................................14
6.6 Selecting central / allover print.............................. 14
7 Printing operation.............................................................. 14
8 Changing the Teflon foil....................................................15
9 Maintenance.......................................................................16
10 Trouble shooting................................................................17
5.1 Electric connection.................................................13
5.2 Compressed-air connection....................................13
11 Technical data....................................................................18
12 Notes..................................................................................19
The SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH takes no responsibility for damages arising from misuse, repairs, and modifications which where carried out by third, not authorized parties, as well as for damages arising
from non observance of the instruction manual. This handbook was constructed with great care, a liability for small negligent mistakes, for example printing error, however are excluded.
The SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH takes no responsibility for damages or errors which arise from the use of accessory or spare parts which are not original products of SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH.
Below SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH is identified as the manufacturer.
Copyright © 2011 SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH. All rights reserved.
Press-Revisions-No 2.1 / Manual -Version 2.1.1 (09/11)
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Front view:
Instruments box no 1
Textile catcher
with handles
Base plate
Hand protection
Main Switch
Intermediate
frame
Heat platen with
Teflon sheet
1OVERVIEW HEAT PRESS
Side covering
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Back View: Instruments box no 2
Electric connection:
EU: US:
GT-1011: 400 V / 12 A 230 VAC 3P+G / 23 A
GT-1511: 400 V / 19 A 230 VAC 3P+G / 35 A
GT-2011: 400 V / 24 A 230 VAC 3P+G / 45 A
Compressed-air connection
& compressed-air filter
min. 8 bar / 116 psi

2SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read through the following advice before taking the heat
press into service. It is necessary to consider all warnings
and advice indicated on the heat press.
2.1 Manual conventions
You can find this symbol in particular on
important safety advice in this instruction manual,
in which you will be advised about the right
handling of the heat press. It is necessary to pay
attention to this advice. Non-observance can lead
to injuries of the user.
Security advice which is marked with this
symbol, is necessary to pay attention to. In case
of non observance, burns of the user may occur.
You can also find this symbol marked on some
parts on the heat press.
A symbol like this advise you, that through
crushing
danger
of
injuries
exists
.
You
can
also
2.2 Important safety regulations
This heat press presents dangers if used inappropriately, or
when used for a non intended purpose. For this reason,
read carefully all of the following advice:
•The heat press may only be used for printings on
pressure and heat resistant materials. Every other use
is seen as not intended. If still used for non
intended service, the manufacturers will not be liable
for the resulting damages. Unauthorized
reconstructions and modifications are not permitted,
because they will interfere with the security and the
service of the machine.
•Don’t insert any objects through the case notch. Also
make sure that no fluid will reach the heat press and
the heat element.
•The applied mains voltage has to be the same as the
stated
mains
voltage
on
the
type
plate
of
the
heat
•All operations on the heat press can only be
accomplished by specialized staff who gained an
appropriate instruction or training.
•General legal and other binding regulations for
accident prevention and environmental protection are
to be considered in addition to this instruction manual.
2.3 Working with the heat press
•Look out not to touch the lower part of the heat
element while the press is in service, otherwise
burns may occur. Please also note that there is still
a danger to suffer burns even after turning off the
heat press for a longer time.
•Bear in mind that the hand protection (see chap 1)
and the housing may undergo strong heating.
•
During
the
service
of
the
heat
press,
and
especially
crushing
danger
of
injuries
exists
.
You
can
also
find this symbol marked on parts of the heat
press.
This symbol can be found on particular
components of the heat press and it indicates that
electric components have been installed here which
are subject to a voltage of 400 V resp 230 V.
Remove such marked components only after
having switched off the heat press and separated
from electric current.
Otherwise you endanger your life!
This symbol is used in the instruction manual to
draw your attention to the fact that it is necessary to
separate the heat press form electricity for the
indicated works.
stated
mains
voltage
on
the
type
plate
of
the
heat
press.
•Watch out not to damage the power plug.
•If you connect the heat press over an extension
cable, please make sure that the overall nominal
current (of all connected equipment) does not exceed
the allowed current load. Further more make sure that
the overall nominal current of all connected equipment
does not exceed the allowed power supply of the
connected electrical outlet.
•Never try to maintain the device on your own.
•To ensure safe operations of the heat press, the
operator has to make sure that non-authorized people
neither work on the machine, nor set the machine into
operation, or perform any other operations on the
machine.
•
During
the
service
of
the
heat
press,
and
especially
during the start of the heat press, never put your
hand between the work plate and the heat element,
or the heat press. Furthermore, make sure that no
other person can reach the heat press.
•If you print articles of more than 1mm / 0,05 inch
thickness which cover less than 1/3 of the base
plate follow instructions in chapter 6.6 by all means
to avoid heavy damage.
•Make sure that the articles to be printed do not
have sharp edges, burrs or similar which may
damage the Teflon foil and / or the heat platen. If
sharp objects (like zips) are unavoidable they must
be covered by tear-proof and heat resistant
material.
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3UNPACKING & CHECKING SHIPMENT
1
23
5
4
Heavy
1*
7
6
10
9
8
1* 2
Heavy
* Only TWIN-Version
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SHIPMENT
Pos. Quantity
Solo | Twin Item
11 | 1 Heat press
20 | 1 Base plate
30 | 3 Intermediate frame
40 | 2 Star grip nut
50 | 1 Textile catcher
60 | 1 Trolley
7
1 | 2
Guide
rail
3UNPACKING & CHECKING SHIPMENT
1* Cut open the transport straps for the base plate
(pos 2) and the textile catcher (5).
ATTENTION: Parts may tilt and they are
heavy!
Lean both part carefully against a wall.
Remove star grip nuts (4) from the base plate (2)
and take the three intermediate frames (3) from the
thread bars. Put everything aside.
2Carefully pull the trolley* (6) and the guide rail(s)
(7) out of the clearance.
3Lift the heat press (1) from the pallet as indicated
and put it into its position.
ATTENTION
:
The
varnished
surface
is
slippery
.
7
1 | 2
Guide
rail
81 | 1 Instruments box no 1
90 | 1 Instruments box no 2
10 2 | 4 Stand
-Various screws and washers
-1 | 1 Carbon pin with spring
-1 | 1 Open end wrench
size 14, 17, 24 & 36 mm
-1 | 1 Allen wrench size 8 mm
-1 | 1 Spirit level
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ATTENTION
:
The
varnished
surface
is
slippery
.
Use rubber elements on top of the fork of the lift
truck!
Make sure to provide for sufficient space to work
and put up racks. Look at chapter “11 Technical
data” to find out more about the individual
measurements and the minimum distances (X&Y)
to be kept to surrounding walls, shelves, etc.
4Unpack the remaining components on the pallet
and check scope of delivery.
* Only TWIN-Version

3
M6x12 +
washer
Base plate
23
C
-
profile
4.1 HEAT PRESS ALIGNMENT & FRONTPLATE MOUNTING
M8x20 +
washer
1 & 2
A
4
5
B
6
M8x16 +
washer 4
90-96cm / 35,4-37,8inch
1
C
-
profile
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1Adjustment is effected by the four stands A to a
height between 90 and 96 cm / 35,4 and 37,8 inch.
2Bring the heat press into a horizontal position by way
of adjusting the four stands up or down.
2.1 To do so place the spirit level included in the
shipment first on the base plate as shown in
detail in figure 2 and align the heat press in a
cross direction.
2.2 Subsequently place the spirit level on the C-
profile to align the heat press in a longitudinal
direction.
3Mount instruments box no 1 (M6x12+ washer) and
connect the pneumatic tubes. Connect the plug with
the casing by moving it onto the bushing and
simultaneously turning the nut clockwise.
4Push the guide rail onto the C-profile mounted in the
heat press and fix all screws (M8 x16+washer).
ATTENTION: Mind the two guide rails which are
not identical for the TWIN version. There is one
guide rail for the front and one for the back side.
There is a silvery (unvarnished) strip on the right
resp left vertical interior side of the guide rail. There
is also such an identical strip on one of the two C-
profiles which are mounted in the heat press. The
guide rails must be aligned in a way that the strips
of
both the guide rail and the C-profile are on the same
side.
Now first tighten the screws on the lower side and
then the screws on the sides. Make sure that the
space between the guide rail and the C-profile is as
narrow as possible (detail view 4).
5Fix the stands (M8x20+washer).
6Fix the stands B in a way to assure a skid proof
position.
7Unlock the transport fixture of the trolley on the
backside of the heat press and pull it out at the front.
Check if the trolley remains in any chosen position.
If it doesn’t the position of the heat press is not
exactly horizontal and you have to repeat step 2.2.
4.1 HEAT PRESS ALIGNMENT AND FRONT PLATE MOUNTING
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4.2 BACKPLATE MOUNTING (only TWIN-version)
1
M6x12 +
washer
2
1Fix the instruments box no 2
(M6x12+washer). Connect the plug with
the casing by pushing it onto the bushing
and by turning the nut clockwise.
2Roll the 2nd trolley into the guide rails
until you can see nothing but the front
pair of rolls. Now push the carbon pin with
its spring in front into the drill hole of the
left axis (detail view 2). Keep your finger
on the carbon pin while you roll the trolley
completely into the heat press.
3Push the 2nd guide rail onto the C-profiles
mounted in the heat press and fix all the
screws (M8x16+washer).
Make sure that the silvery (unvarnished)
strips of the guide rail and the C-profile
are
on
the
same
side
.
M8x20 +
washer
3
4
5
M8x16 +
washer
2
Carbon pin
B
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10
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are
on
the
same
side
.
Tighten first the screws on the lower
surface and then at the sides. Make sure
that the space between the guide rail and
the C-profile is as narrow as possible.
4Fix the stands (M8x20+washer).
5Fix the stands B in a way to assure
skid proof stability on the floor.

4.3 MOUNTING TEXTILE CATCHER
(Only TWIN-version) 4.4 BASE PLATE MOUNTING / HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
M10x16 +
washer
The intermediate frames serve to adapt the space between work and heat platen according to
the thickness of the material to be printed.
(See section „6.1 Base plate height adjustment“)
The following description shows the assembly. If you need to adapt the height later during
operating the heat press just follow the instructions in a reverse order.
ASSEMBLY:
Put the three intermediate frames on top of one another onto the textile catcher. The nuts
serve to hit the center and must face downwards. Now place the base plate with the thread
bars facing downwards on the uppermost intermediate frame.
TIPP: Two people hold the base plate while another person inserts.
Finally screw the star grip nuts and washer from below onto the thread bars and tighten them.
Screw the textile catcher firmly to the trolley (M10x16+washer).
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washer
Star grip nut +
washer
Nuts down
Handles facing
the front
Heavy

5START OPERATION | 6SETTINGS
10
INSTRUMENTS BOX NO 2
(Only TWIN-Version)
Measured
temperature
Set temperature
LED „Heating“
SET-button
Decreasing
temperature
Increasing
temperature
Temperature control (pos 3):
1 32
4 6 7 8
5 1
10
9
INSTRUMENTS BOX NO 1
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1 5 1
10
Countdown
RESET-button
Setting of individual digits
Set time
Time control (pos 4):
1 START-button (Press simultaneously to start printing operation) 8 Key operated switch f. operation mode (see chap 6.5):
0 – Manual
1 – Automatic
2 – Maintenance / setting
2 ON- / OFF-switch (Switches on / off from / into stand-by)
3 Temperature control no 1 & 2 (See Chap. 6.3)
4 Time control (See Chap. 6.4) 9 Changeover switch (see chap 6.6)
- Left: Centric print
- Right: Allover print
(All models except GT-1011)
5EMERGENCY-STOP-control
(Switches off in case of emergency; see chap 7)
6 Manometer (see chap 6.2)
7 Pressure relief valve (see chap 6.2) 10 STOP-button (Interrupt printing operation)

5.1 Electric connection
We herewith explicitly point out that
considerable (mortal!) dangers for people and
objects may arise if the electric installations
have not been carried out in an orderly way!
The heat press has been delivered with or without power
plug depending on the country.
•If the heat press is fitted with a power plug connect
it with a suitable socket.
•Has delivery been effected without plug the cable
of the heat press is either connected with a plug
which is customary in that country or it will be
directly connected to a fuse box.
Such works must exclusively be effected by
trained experts!
In any case make sure that the applied electric components
(plugs,
cables,
fuses
etc)
are
appropriate
for
the
voltage
5.3 Switching the heat press on and off
Turn the main switch to „ON“. Now the heat press is in a
stand-by mode. Press the green button „ON“ of the
ON/OFF switch (Pos 2). The instruments are switched on
and the heat press is ready for operation.
When you press the OFF-switch of the ON/OFF switch
(Pos 2) the heat press falls back into a stand-by mode. The
heating is also switched off when in stand-by mode – the
temperature is not maintained. In order to switch the heat
press off completely turn the main switch into „OFF“-
position (recommended at the end of the working day).
6 SETTINGS
6.1 Height adjustment of the base plate
The height adjustment of the base plate serves to adapt the
space between base and heat plate according to the
thickness of the materials to be printed. For flat materials
like
e
.
g
.
textiles
install
all
three
intermediate
frames
.
If
6.2 Setting of operating pressure
The operating pressure is controlled by the pressure
control valve (Pos 7) and can be read from the manometer
(Pos 6). Turn the pressure control valve clockwise to
increase the pressure and counterclockwise to reduce it.
Maximum pressure is 6 bar.
6.3 Temperature control
In order to secure constant and even heat supply two
separate heating systems have been installed with an
individual temperature control (Pos 3) for each of the
heating units. Set equal temperatures for both temperature
controls.
The upper line indicates the actual temperature (REAL-
value), the lower indicates the set temperature (SET-
value).
Keep the SET-button pressed to change the value
following the directions of the arrows to lower or increase
the
value
.
5START OPERATION | 6SETTINGS
(plugs,
cables,
fuses
etc)
are
appropriate
for
the
voltage
and amperage and that they are connected correctly. Also
consider possibly existing safety instructions which are
specific in your country.
The data for the electric interfaces can be found in section
“11 Technical data” as well as on the reverse side of the
heat press on the type plate.
5.2 Compressed-air connection
Connect the compressor resp the compressed-air system
through a compressed-air tube with the filter on the
backside of the heat press.
The initial power of the compressed-air should be at least
8 bar.
ATTENTION: The pressure control valve at the
filter has been set at the factory and must not be
changed!
The pressure control valve inside the instruments
box no 1 serves to control the operating pressure.
like
e
.
g
.
textiles
install
all
three
intermediate
frames
.
If
you
wish to print thicker materials remove the number
of
frames correspondingly (see section 4.4).
The space measurements available result as follows:
3 frames 35 mm / 1,4 inch
2 frames 65 mm / 2,6 inch
1 frame 95 mm / 3,7 inch
no frame 125 mm / 4,9 inch
ATTENTION: If you use a foam mat or something
similar to put underneath the space is reduced accordingly.
ATTENTION: In order to protect the heat press
from damages the maximum range at closing the
heat press is limited. Has the chosen space between
base and heat plate been to big the printing process
is interrupted automatically. In this case insert
another intermediate frame.
the
value
.
If you select a higher temperature, the LED “heating”
lights up indicating heating until the REAL-value has
reached the SET-value.
Is the temperature decreased it may take some time to
reach the SET-value. In order to accelerate this process
push the base plate with foam mat into the heat press and
start printing. Afterwards pull it out again to let it cool
down.
Repeat the process until you have reached the set value.
Bear in mind that the REAL-value always fluctuates by
some degrees around the SET-value.
Maximum temperature is 210°C / 410°F.
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6SETTINGS | 7PRINTING OPERATION
6.4 Time setting
The remaining printing time is indicated in the upper line
of the time control (pos 4) after initiating the printing
process. The lower line indicates the set printing time.
Change of printing time. Use the blue buttons to set the
value of each digit individually. Finally confirm the
setting by pressing the RESET-button.
6.5 Selecting operating mode
The key operated switch (pos 8) serves to select between
two different modes of operation to work (manual and
automatic) and one mode for maintenance and setting:
0-Manual:
Push the base plate completely into the heat press
and press both of the green START-buttons
(pos 1). Hand protection is lowered. When the
hand protection is fully closed printing starts
automatically
.
Go back to manual or automatic mode for current
activities when you have finished maintenance / setting
works.
In order to prevent the erroneous or intended switch
of
operation modes the key may not remain in the heat press.
Keep it in a safe place where unauthorized people have no
access.
6.6 Selecting central / allover print
Attention: does not apply to GT-1011.
The heat press possesses three in-line pressure elements
(similar to cylinders). The selection switch (pos 9) allows
you
to engage or disengage the two outside pressure
elements:
Position on the right „allover“:
All three pressure elements are being supplied with
compressed
air
for
the
printing
operation
.
7 PRINTING OPERATION
Switch the heat press on and proceed with the settings.
The heat platen starts heating.
For best printing results from the very beginning it is
necessary to heat the foam mat(s) and the base plate(s) as
well. To do so push the base plate together with the foam
mat (but without any other article) into the heat press and
start the printing process. Repeat this process until the
base plate’s lower side is heated. Apply a longer printing
time to facilitate heating.
If SET-temperature is reached and the base plate is hot
you can start your printing process. Arrange the article to
be printed and the motif centrally on the base plate. Push
the base plate into the heat press. Avoid sudden
movements to prevent the motif from sliding away.
In accordance with its operation mode the heat press starts
automatically (automatic mode) or you have to push the
two
start
buttons
(manual
mode)
.
When
the
printing
time
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automatically
.
1-Automatic:
The same as manual operation with the only
difference that the hand protection is lowered
automatically as soon as the base place is fully
inserted.
2-Maintenance / setting
This operation mode is NOT admitted for
normal printing operations! It exclusively serves
for maintenance and setting purposes. If this
mode is activated no further person except the
expert service staff is allowed to be within reach
of the heat press!
Functions are as in manual operation mode except
for the hand protection which is deactivated. The
printing process starts immediately after pressing
the two START-buttons. This may be useful if,
e.g., the behavior of a certain material in print must
be observed.
compressed
air
for
the
printing
operation
.
This is the standard operation setting.
Position on the left „central“:
Only the central pressure element is supplied with
compressed air.
Use this setting if the article to be printed has a thickness
of more than 1 mm and covers less than one third of the
base plate.
ATTENTION: Always arrange the articles to be
printed in the center of the base plate.
two
start
buttons
(manual
mode)
.
When
the
printing
time
is expired the heat press opens automatically and you can
pull out the base plate or push it out with the second base
plate.
In order to stop the printing process prematurely press the
red STOP-button (pos 10).
In case of emergency activate the EMERGENCY-STOP-
control (pos 5). The heat press switches into stand-by-
mode hereafter. If the hazardous situation is over pull at
the cap of the EMERGENCY-STOP-control and switch
the heat press on again by using the ON/OFF-switch.
ATTENTION:
•It is recommended to use an elastic mat all the time.
•Avoid articles with sharp edges, burrs or similar. If
sharp-edged articles are unavoidable (e.g. zips) they
must be covered by tear- and heat-proof material.

4
Spring
Spring
holder
8CHANGING TEFLON FOIL
2
Heavy
Disconnect heat press from electricity!
2
1
M8-screw
M5-screw
Side
covering
3
Handle
Heavy
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Disconnect heat press from electricity!
First of all disconnect the press from
electricity!
Should you change the Teflon foil during
operation bear in mind that the hot Teflon
foil and the fixing material are hot.
That is why you must wear heat-
proof
gloves.
1 Loosen the three M5 screws on the left and right
side covering by turning them half a circle or a
full circle. Remove the four M8 screws on both
sides.
2 Remove both side coverings. To do so tilt the
side coverings into your direction and lift them
carefully together with a second person until the
bottom edge is free.
3 Push a base plate into the heat press. Pull the
handle upwards in a diagonal direction, then
move it downwards and place the whole Teflon
foil on the base plate.
4 Pull the two springs from the spring holders on
the opposite side. Now the Teflon foil lies on
the base plate. Pull the base plate out of the heat
press.
5 Remove the springs and pull the tensioning rods
out of the eyelets of the Teflon foil.
6 Exchange the Teflon foil for a new one and
follow the instructions in the opposite direction
to build it in.
5
Dismounted
Teflon foil
Tensioning rod

9MAINTENANCE
•Check regularly if water has accumulated in
the compressed air filters. If there is water in
the glass drain it by turning the black valve
at the lower end of the filter.
•Check the surfaces of the C-profiles and the
guide rails occasionally to see if there is dirt.
Clean them if need be with a dry cloth or a
detergent.
•Should you notice that the hand protection
cannot be moved unobjectionably the springs
need greasing.
To do so remove both side coverings as
explained in point 1 in chapter 8.
Grease the two (SOLO) resp four (TWIN)
springs in the marked points with all-round
grease.
Grease
here
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PROBLEM REASON MEASURES
1.1 Heat press does not
switch on See chap 5.3, if problem continues check following points:
1.2 EMERGENCY-STOP
pressed Pull cap of EMERGEBCY-STOP off
1.3 Mains Check plugs and cable
1.4 Fuse box Check
- Cable connection;
- Leaver ON;
- Fuses
2.1 Temperature control
shows error Temp.-sensor or -control defect Please inform us by phone / e-mail
2.2 Temperature control
indicator blinks Alarm for too high or too low temperature
3Heat platen does not heat
/ heats irregularly
Please inform us by phone / e-mail
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PROBLEM REASON MEASURES
5Printing process is
interrupted Too much space between heat and base plate See chap. 6.1
6 Heat press does not build
up enough pressure Only center printing element active Move changeover switch to the right (see chap. 6.6)
Operating pressure too
low Increase operating pressure (chap. 6.2) Check
- basic pressure of compressor
- manometer at compressed air filter
(min. 7.7 bar)
7Base plate rolls away Heat press / guide rails
are not horizontal See chap. 4.1 point 2
8.1 Printing result irregular Wrong settings for
printing time, temperature
or operating pressure
Change settings
8.2 Foam mat (or similar) old Replace
/ heats irregularly
4.1 Heat press does not close Base plate not completely
closed Push base plate fully to dead stop / check if trolley rolls unimpeded
4.2 Set manual or
maintenance mode Press green START-button
4.3 Hand protection does not
close (manual or
automatic mode)
Check if
- hand protection jammed;
- compressed air tube kinked;
- manometer at compressed air filter shows
min. 7.7 bar;
- Effect maintenance if necessary (see chap 9)
4.4 Hand protection does not
close completely Check if both hand protections have reached dead stop by lightly pushing with your hand.
If not see 4.3
4.5 Pressure set too low Increase pressure (see chap. 6.2)
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ink, paper
If you have any questions please turn to us:
FON: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
E-MAIL: [e-mail]

GT-1011 GT-1511 GT-2011
D I M E N S I O N S
A[cm / inch] 112 / 44
B[cm / inch] 100 / 39,4 150 / 59 200 / 78,8
C[cm / inch] 90-96 / 35,4-37,8
D[cm / inch] 126 / 49,6
E[cm / inch] 208 / 81,9 208 / 81,9 254 / 100
F[cm / inch] 250 / 98,4 250 / 98,4 296 / 116,5
G[cm / inch] 376 / 148 376 / 148 468 / 184,3
H[cm / inch] 146 / 57,5 196 / 77,2 246 / 96,9
I* [cm / inch] 3,5-6,5-9,5 -12,5 / 1,4-2,6-3,7-4,9
J[cm / inch] 123 / 48,4 128 / 50,4 133 / 52,4
K[cm / inch] 136 / 53,5 141 / 55,5 146 / 57,5
11 TECHNICAL DATA
RIGHT FRONT
X** [cm / inch] Min. 120 – 150 / 47,2 - 59
Y** [cm / inch] Min. 100 / 39,4
Weight SOLO | TWIN [kg] 630 | 790 820 | 1.000 1.100 | 1.370
Heating power [kW] 8,1 12,6 16,2
Electric connection EU / US 400 V | 50/60 Hz
230 VAC 3 P+G | 50/60 Hz
Max. amperage EU / US [A] 12 / 23 19 / 35 24 / 45
Compressed air connection 8 ar / 116 psi
Max. printing power at 6 bar / 87 psi [kN / t] 80 / 8 120 / 12 160 / 16
Max. printing pressure at 6 bar / 87 psi 750 g/cm² / 4,6 kg/inch
Printing time [sec] 0 – 9999
Temperature [°C / °F] Up to 210 / 410
* Space measurements between heat and base plate
** Minimum distance to surrounding walls
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MANUFACTURER: DISTRIBUTER:
SCHUSTER Transferpressen GmbH
Fritz-Reichle-Ring 20
78315 Radolfzell
GERMANY
FON: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
E-MAIL: [e-mail]
WEB: www.schuster-transferpressen.de
Tel [phone] www.colourcomponents.com.au
Tel [phone]
Email [email protected]
Street 24/25 Ingleston Road, Tingalpa QLD. 4173 Australia
Web www.colourcomponents.com.au