Upgraded for 2017, the new GBC Catena™ 65 tackles your most demanding jobs with unmatched ease, versatility and ef@257;ciency. This new and improved laminator encapsulates and mount jobs up to 685mm wide, making it the perfect choice for small print shops, universities and large of@257;ces. Plus, its increased 6mm mounting gap ensures that mounting to foam core is quick and frustration-free. Equipped with new easy-to-use features including an open design, pivoting table, AutoSpeed and programmable presets, the Catena 65 is now simpler than ever to operate - even for @257;rst-time users.
New features for 2017 include: Pivoting Table and heat shield. Attached Idler Bar makes threading easier than before. AutoSpeed so no need to determine which speed setting to use. Rear Stop Button allows users to easily stop the machine while viewing output. Extended Exit w/ Shaft Hooks so film wraps are less likely to get jammed. Open Design makes it easier to change the @257;lm. Programmable Preset Keys allow you to store your most commonly used temperature settings.
An LCD display indicates temperature, speed and ready/wait conditions. An infrared heating coil distributes heat evenly for maximum lamination quality whilst an IR heat sensing system instantaneously detects heat variations on the roller surface, providing immediate feedback to the heating system.
An eight-bit microprocessor temperature control guarantees fast response time and a cooling fan ensures smooth, flat output that does not interfere with electrical surroundings; no buzzing, humming or flickering lights etc. Designed for thermal or pressure sensitive film. The adjustable roller gap can handle mounting boards up to 5mm thick. The safety shield magnetically locks into place and is much easier to remove for webbing and un-webbing. The interlock switch for the shield allows the machine to meet all safety regulations.
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Educational laminators are chosen by us to meet the specific requirements and demands of schools, colleges, universities and other teaching establishments and feature machines which are very easy to use by inexperienced users and have unique operating instructions displayed on the front of the machine. Units are often engineered with an ultra tough metal body and heavy duty chassis, have specific anti-jam, reverse buttons, and a digital display for accurate temperature selection. Products may also automatically monitor without the need for any intervention using unique sensors that are built in that recognise the strength of the pouch and optimise the speed for perfect lamination. With no settings required, and no more studying of the instructions: all you need to know is on and off to ensure as trouble-free use as possible
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