Homebrew PCBs

On my Docuseal 95P the instructions for the modifications where on 
the Pulsar web site but it's no longer available as that sealing unit 
has not been available for many years. But be aware that every 
laminator is different, some are not adjustable, there is no 
instructions that cover all models.

Pulsar now they recommend that one use the Apache AL13P sealer which 
you can buy on Amazon for $78, they also have a page on how to modify 
it by changing the pressure on the rollers,  removal of a cooling 
plate, and overriding the default temperature. Unlike many laminators 
it will heat up to the needed temperature without any part modification.
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The laminator seems to be well made, it uses metal instead of cheap 
plastic and worth the money if you do a lot of PCBs, it uses 4 
rollers for more even lamination and temperature control.


At 01:51 PM 3/25/2014, you wrote:
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>Where can I go to read how to modify both GBC Lams. I had a Creative 
>an it failed? Burned up gear when it jamed. Best Kevin

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