SPECIFICATIONS 2064WF Roll Laminator Dimensions 86" W x 54" H x 28" D Max. Laminating Width 64" Film Diameter Up to 16" on a 3" core Material Thicknes Up to 1" Max Speed 2-15 fpm (both directions) Power 220V, 40A, 60Hz Single Phase Weight net: 1408 lbs shipping: 1566 lbs

2064WF 64" Roll Laminator This mid-range laminator incorporates many features often found on more costly units. The patented Advanced Electronic Safety System immediately stops the rollers whenever an obstruction is detected. The 2064WF can laminate and mount a variety of thermal and PSA films and materials up to 64" wide and 1" thick with speeds up to 15 fpm. It is ideal for mid-range production quantities nearing high-end production. Features a full control panel on the front and a motor drive control panel in the back for bi-directional operations. The front control panel displays all the pertinent information an operator needs for perfect product finishing including main roller pressure and gap settings. A footage counter keeps track of material used on a particular job. There is no need to let the main rollers cool down when thermally laminating from the front and board mounting from the rear. With multiple unwind and rewinds shafts, the 2064WF can also handle roll-to-roll applications. Movable foot pedal allows for hands-free operation when feeding prints or mounting boards. Digital display for pressure and temperature eliminate guesswork. Bi-directional productivity allows hot and cold jobs to be run consecutively. Control settings are located on both the front and back sides of the unit. Repositionable foot pedal allows hands-free operation. Roll-to-roll applications benefit from an edge roller on the front feed table and a curved trailing edge on the rear feed table. Heat rollers and pull rollers are independently adjustable. With a mechanical roller adjustment, heat rollers are infinitely variable to 1". Pull rollers feature presets to accommodate common board and laminate gauges. High release silicone rollers allow for easy cleaning. Digital display indicates film footage to maximize roll usage.