| ® Voyager 3   OPERATION MANUAL   Part Number: 930-032 REV: A REV DATE: 04-02-04   ©2004 GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.   Do not duplicate without written permission.   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual   TABLE OF CONTENTS   1.0 Safety   1.1 Explanation of symbols   1-1   1-2   1-4   1-4   1-5   1-5   1-6   1-10   1.2 General Rules of safety   1.3 Emergency Stops   1.4 Safety Shields   1.5 Pneumantics   1.6 Heat   1.7 Safety labels   1.8 Know Your laminator   2.0 Warranty   2.0 Limited 90-day warranty   2-1   3.0 Specifications   3.1 Machine Specification   3.2 Feeder Specifications   3.3 Feeder Pump and Specifications   3.4 Heater   3-1   3-2   3-3   3-4   4.0 Installation   4.1 Pre-installation   4-1   4-3   4-4   4-5   4-5   4-6   4-8   4-9   4.1.1 Suggested Floor Layout   4.1.2 Connections   4.2 Receiving the crates   4.3 Uncrating   4.4 Positioning the components   4.4.1 Component placement   4.5 Safety Checklist   5.0 Operations   5.1 Feeder   5-3   5.2 Laminator   5-6   5-7   5.2.1 Control Panel   5.2.2 Unwind controls   5.3 Stacker   5.4 Vacumn pressure   5.5 Heater   5-10   5-15   5-16   5-16   6.0 Applications   6.1 Start-up procedure   6.2 Shut down procedure   6-1   6-3   7.0 Maintenance and troubleshooting   7.1 Daily cleanng   7-1   7-1   7-2   7.2 Periodical Maintenance   7.3 Troubleshooting   8.0 Appendix   Appendix A — Heater Manuals   Appendix B — Pump Manual   Appendix C — Diagrams   8-3   8-5   8-7   2004 General Binding Corporation   I Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   2004 General Binding Corporation   II   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual   The information in this publication is provided for reference and is believed to be   accurate and complete. GBC is not liable for errors in this publication or for incidental or   consequential damage in connection with the furnishing or use of the information in this   publication, including, but not limited to, any implied warranty of fitness or merchantability   for any particular use.   GBC reserves the right to make changes to this publication and to the products   described in it without notice. All specifications and information concerning products are   subject to change without notice.   Reference in this publication to information or products protected by copyright or   patent does not convey any license under the rights of GBC or others. GBC assumes no   liability arising from infringements of patents or any other rights of third parties.   This publication is copyrighted © 2003 by GBC. All rights reserved. The information   contained in this publication is proprietary and may not be reproduced, stored, transmitted,   or transferred, in whole or in part, in any form without the prior and express written   permission of GBC.   2004 General Binding Corporation   III   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   2004 General Binding Corporation   IV   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   1.0 Safety   CAUTION: CHANGES OR MODIFI-   CATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY   APPROVED BY GENERAL BIND-   ING CORPORATION COULD VOID   YOUR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE   THE EQUIPMENT.   CAUTION: Do not attempt to operate your   Voyager 3 Laminator until you completely   read and understand this and all related   Operations Manual.   Your safety, as well as the safety of others, is impor-   tant to GBC. This section contains important safety   information pertaining to the Voyager 3 Laminator   which must be adhered to while operating, cleaning   and performing basic maintenance in and around   the machine.   Canada Class A Notice - Avis Canada,   Classe A   This Class A digital apparatus complies with   Canadian ICES-3.   For important safety information regarding the   Becker Pump, Soma Feeder or Sterlco   Water Temperature Control Unit, read the   operation manual provided by each of the compo-   nents manufacturer.   Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est con-   forme à la norme   NMB-003 du Canada.   1.1 Explanation of symbols   FCC NOTE   INFORMATION: This symbol used to   inform you of important information per-   taining to the current subject.   This equipment has been tested and found to   comply with the limits for a   Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of   the FCC Rules. These limits   are designed to provide reasonable protection   against harmful interference   when the equipment is operated in a commer-   cial environment.   CAUTION: When you see this symbol,   use caution to avoid harm to you, or oth-   ers around you.   WARNING: This symbol is used to inform   you of a dangerous situation and tells you   how to avoid harm to you, others around   you or to the equipment   This equipment generates, uses, and can radi-   ate radio frequency energy and,   if not installed and used in accordance with the   Operator Manual, may cause   harmful interference to radio communications.   Operation of this equipment in   a residential area is likely to cause harmful   interference in which case the   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: This symbol is   used to prevent an electrical shock condi-   tion that may be caused by an operators   action or machine function.   user will be required to correct the interference   at his/her own expense.   CAUTION: When you see this word without a sym-   bol, it means the action described may result in   machine damage.   If for any reason you are unsure of what a symbol   represents, contact your local sales/service repre-   sentative for further explanation.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-1   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   WARNING: Do not operate this laminator   if you are not physically, psychologically or   emotionally fit. Do not operate this   machine until you have been trained and   read this manual in it’s entirety.   1.2 General rules of safety   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Do not operate   the laminator if power cord is damaged or   frayed.You can be severely shocked, elec-   trocuted or cause a fire.   WARNING: Do not wear ties, loose fitting   clothes or dangling jewelry while operat-   ing or servicing the laminator.These items   can get caught in the nip and choke you or   you can be crushed or burned.   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Employ   licensed electrician to provide electrical   requirements for the laminator.   a WARNING: Never tamper with the safety   devices to increase the laminator’s pro-   duction capacity. In the event a safety   device should fail, never attempt to   bypass it for operation. Consult a service   representative immediately.   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Employ a   licensed plumber to provide tap and   drain requirements for the laminator.   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Do not use liq-   uid or aerosol cleaners on the laminator.   Do not spill liquid of any kind on the lami-   nator. You can be severely shocked, elec-   trocuted or cause a fire.   WARNING: To prevent injury to others   working around the laminator, only one   person may control the functions of the   laminator during operation or servicing.   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Never discon-   nect any cable on the laminator   while power is supplied. Servicing   should be left to qualified service repre-   sentatives only.   CAUTION: The operating environment   must be free of dust, flammable liquids   and vapors.   ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Do not attempt   to repair or service the laminator.   Servicing should be left to qualified service   representatives only.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-2   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   CAUTION: Vapor build up or stored flam-   mable liquids can cause a fire. Excessive   dust can damage the laminator.   CAUTION: The laminator may only be   moved by a qualified service representa-   tive. Improper disconnection or reconnect-   ing can result in injury to you and/ or dam-   age to the laminator.   CAUTION: Exercise extreme caution   when working around or replacing the   film cutter blade. This blade is sharp and   cut you.   CAUTION: Never use this machine for   any other purpose than its intended   design and function. You may be injured.   CAUTION: Keep feet away from the feed-   er pile table when lowering to ground   level.   The following actions can result in   machine damage.   CAUTION: Do not make any modifications to this   laminator. Unauthorized changes will void your war-   ranty and may cause extensive repairs or create   poor output quality.   CAUTION: Avoid contact with the heat   roller during webbing, operation, un-web-   bing, changing film or after heat has been   removed from the laminator.   CAUTION: Do not locate the laminator where air is   blowing directly on the machine. The air flow can   cool the rollers unevenly and result in poor output   quality.   CAUTION: Always observe all warning   labels placed at various points on the   laminator. If you do not completely under-   stand a label, contact your local service   representative for further explanation.   CAUTION: Only use acceptable materials through   this laminator. Unacceptable materials may cause   damage to the rollers or cause poor output quality.   CAUTION: Always follow proper shut-   down procedure as described in this   manual when turning the laminator off.   CAUTION: Do not place the laminator on uneven   surfaces. This will effect the operation of the lamina-   tor and will result in poor output quality.   CAUTION: Only use materials specified   in this manual for cleaning of the lamina-   tor and routine maintenance.   INFORMATION: Any concerns for safety   or operation should be brought to the   attention of your local service representa-   tive immediately.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-3   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   Jog/Slow Speed w/Guard Open   The Jog and Reset buttons must be held simultane-   ously to allow the slow speed jogging with the safe-   ty guard open. Speed is monitored by relay for safe-   ty purposes.   1.3 Emergency stops (E-Stop)   The Voyager 3 is equipped with three E-Stops. One   is located on the feeder next to the feeder pile table   controls, the second is located on the laminator con-   trol panel and the third is located on the top of the   laminator electrical box.   1.4 Safety shields   The two safety shields, one covering the main roller   and the second covering the separator section, per-   form the same function as an emergency stop.   To engage an E-Stop, press the E-Stop in.When any   one of the three E-Stops is engaged, all functions of   the machine are stopped and the main pressure   roller is lowered.   Both safety shields have a key switch. Once the key   is removed from the switch, all functions of the   machine are stopped and the main pressure roller is   lowered.   To disengage the main roller safety shield switch,   pull up on the safety shield handle located on the   operator side of the laminator.   WARNING: Burn hazard, chrome cylinder   stays hot.   To continue operation, all E-Stops must be in the up   position. To release an E-Stop, pull button out.   To disengage the separator safety shield switch,   slide the shield back towards the stacker table and   raise.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-4   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   Use care in raising the lower pressure roller and/ or   engaging the snap roller. Before engaging either of   these rollers, ensure that nothing is in the nip areas.   Know how to react quickly in an emergency. If any   problem or danger should occur, depress any of the   E-Stops, all functions of the machine are stopped   and the main pressure roller is lowered.   1.6 Heat   1.5 Pneumatics   The heater can raise the main roller temperature   well of over 200°F ( 100°C ). At these temperatures,   you can become severely burned.   The pneumatic system used to provide upward   pressure on the pressure roller and the snap roller is   capable of producing great amount of forces. This   force is applied to any object presented in the open-   ing (called the nip) between the two rollers.   WARNING: Do not make contact with the   main roller when heat is applied. You may   become severely burned if not avoided.   WARNING: After heat is removed from the   main roller, avoid contact with the roller for at   least two hours. Heat is still present.   WARNING: Use extreme caution when the   main roller safety shield is raised and heat is   supplied.   CAUTION: Objects other than media, film or   approved substrates, will cause irreparable damage   to the rollers if caught in the nip.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-5   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   1.7 Safety labels   Posted at various locations on the Voyager 3   Laminator are important safety labels. Pay careful   attention to these labels at all times! Figure 1.7.1   illustrates the location of each of these labels.   WARNING: DO NOT operate unless you   have been fully trained. DO NOT operate   until you have read the OPERATING   INSTRUCTIONS completely.   WARNING READ MANUAL: Read and   understand the Operations Manual before   attempting to run this machine.   CAUTION Maximum Air Pressure: Do not   exceed the air pressure specified on this label.   WARNING Hazardous Voltage: Do not open   these cabinets.This machine is to be serviced   only by trained and authorized personnel.   WARNING Moving Parts: Keep hands and   fingers away.You may be crushed and/ or cut.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-6   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   CAUTION HOT SURFACE/ PINCH POINT:   Surface may be hot. Do not touch. Keep   hands and fingers away from pinch point.   CAUTION HEAVY OBJECT: Exercise safe   lifting practices when handling.   CAUTION PINCH POINT: Keep hands and   clothing away from pinch point.   WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD:   Live voltage present. Do not touch wires. Use   proper lock out/ tag out procedures.   WARNING: Do not operate without all   guards in place. You may be seriously   injured.   WARNING SHARP EDGE: Keep hands and   fingers away. The sharp blade can crush   and cut.   WARNING BLADE HAZARD: Sharp blade,   keep hands and fingers away. The sharp   blade can crush and cut.   WARNING FORK LIFT HERE: For safe   moving of the laminator, only place fork lift   paddles where indicated on the machine.   You may become seriously hurt or cause   irreparable damage to the equipment.   CAUTION HOT SURFACE: Do not touch.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-7   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   WARNING   SHARP EDGE   WARNING: Sharp edge. Keeps hands and   fingers away. Sharp edge can cut.   CAUTION: Max load and height. Do not exceed.   WARNING: Keep hands and fingers away.   The gate can crush.   Main Power Switch   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-8   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   R E V I S I O N   O U P   G B C F I L M S G R C H E C K E D B Y   : 2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-9   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   1.8 Know your laminator   To help you relate to the components referred to in   this manual, take the time to get to know what and   where key components are on your new laminator.   Over view   Feeder   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-10   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   Laminator   Separator   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-11   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Safety   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 1-12   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Warranty   2.0 Limited 90-Day Warranty   GBC warrants to the original purchaser for a period   of one year parts and ninety days labor, after instal-   lation that this laminator is free from defects in work-   manship and material under normal use and serv-   ice. GBC’s obligation under this limited warranty is   limited to replacement or repair, at GBC’s option, of   any part found defective by GBC without charge for   material or labor.   Without limiting the generality of the previous para-   graph, GBC’s obligation under this limited warranty   does not include:   1. Damage to the rollers caused by knives, razors,   or other sharp tools; by any foreign objects falling   into the working area of the laminator; or by clean-   ing the laminator with solutions or materials that   harm its surfaces;   THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL   OTHER WARRANTIES   EXPRESSED   OR   2. Damage caused by adhesives; nor   IMPLIED. WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY   OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE   ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. ANY REPRESEN-   TATIONS OR PROMISES INCONSISTENT WITH,   OR IN ADDITION TO, THIS LIMITED WARRANTY   ARE UNAUTHORIZED AND SHALL NOT BE   BINDING UPON GBC. IN NO EVENT SHALL GBC   BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,   OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,WHETHER OR   NOT FORESEEABLE.   3. Damage caused by lifting, tilting or attempting to   position the laminator other than rolling it on its cas-   tors across even surfaces.   FOR EUROPEAN UNION RESIDENTS ONLY: This   guarantee does not affect the legal rights which con-   sumers have under applicable national legislation   governing the sale of consumer goods.   This limited warranty shall be void if the laminator   has been misused; mishandled; damaged by negli-   gence, by accident, during shipment, or due to expo-   sure to extreme conditions; repaired, altered,   moved, or installed by anyone other than GBC or its   authorized agents; or if incompatible film was used.   GBC’s obligation under this limited warranty does   not include routine maintenance, cleaning, adjust-   ment, normal cosmetic or mechanical wear, nor   freight charges.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 2-1   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Warranty   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 2-2   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Specifications   3.0 Specifications   3.1 MACHINE SPECIFICATION   Maximum Speed:   150 ft/min = 10,000, 8.5 x 11 in. sheets/ hr.   (45.7 meters/min = 10,000, 21.6 x 28 cm sheets/ hr.)   Minimum sheet sizes:   Maximum sheet size:   8.5 x 11 in. with the 8.5 side forward   (21.6 x 28 cm with the 21.6 side forward)   30 x 40 in. with the 30 side forward   (76.2 x 101.6 cm with the 76.2 side forward)   Max. Feeder Loading:   Overlap Variation:   Paper range:   30 in. (7600 mm), 1940 lb (880 Kg)   Electronic lap control, 1/8 +/- 5/64 in. (3 +/- 2 mm )   80lb text C1S* to 14pt cover (115 to 300 g/m2)   Films:   OPP Films: PET Films:   Lay Flat Films   8500 LF   8500 LF DEL   1.7 NAP5 LF   9325 CLR   8300 CLR   8300 DEL   8700 DEL   8200 CLR   8200 DEL   1.7 NAP2 CLR   1.7 NAP2 DEL   Film Orientation:   Adhesive in   Film Core Diameter:   Maximum Film Roll Diameter:   Air Requirement:   3 in. (76.0 mm)   15.5 in. (394 mm)   Operating Air pressure:   Air flow:   80-90 psi, (5.6-6.3 bar), (560-630 kPa)   Max. operating pressure 116 psi (8 bar), (800 kPa)   10-13 CFM (17-22 m3/h)   Water Requirement:   Tap and drain water   Power Requirement European Version:   Power Requirement US Version:   Short Circuit Interrupt Capacity:   Sound Pressure:   400 Volt AC, 3-Phase, 50 Hz, 75 Amps   230 Volt AC, 3-Phase, 60 Hz, 100 Amps   Isc = 350 amperes   LpA = 76.6+2.5 = 79.1 dbA   L WA = 94.8+2.5 = 97.3 dbA   Sound Power:   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 3-1   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Specifications   Ambient Air Temp:   Humidity Rating:   Altitude Rating:   5°-40° C   30%-95% (Non-Condensing)   1000 Meter Minimum   3.2 Feeder Specifications   Minimum sheet sizes:   Maximum sheet size:   Paper range:   8.5” x 11” (21.6 x 28 cm) (8.5” side forward)   30” x 40” (76.2 x 101.6 cm) (30” side forward)   80lb text C1S to 14pt cover (115 to 300 g/m2)   Operating Speed:   0 - 10 000 sheets/hr for all paper types listed under   paper range and for sheet lengths according “Chart   #1 in Sec. H”   Max. Paper Load Height:   In-feed pile weight:   30 in (7600 mm)   1940 lb (880 kg )   Laminator Connection Height:   Operation:   33.5 in (850 mm) (Angle 10˚ or less)   Continuous   1 Revolution of input shaft = 1 feeder head cycle   = 1 gate cam revolution = conveyor movement 197 mm   Rotation of feeder input shaft:   Sheets overlap on conveyor:   Feeder Head:   Counter clockwise (looking from DRIVE side)   197 mm (recommended)   Two system feeder head (recommended)   Type:   lifting suckers (recommended)   - forwarding suckers (recommended)   Blowers:   Blower design for feeding with short side forward.   (Sheet direction is opposite than on printing presses)   (1) foot blower and (2) cushion blowers   (2) front side blowers on the side guides   Adjustments:   Horizontal linear mechanism for 11 – 40” paper   with sheet length scale   Vertical feeder head height adjustment   3 min. /4” (19 mm)   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 3-2   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Specifications   Other:   Vacuum and blower adjustments   Conveyor:   Type:   Vacuum style conveyor   Length:   Min. 40” (101.6 cm)   Vacuum sections :   Max. 4” (101.6 mm)   from downstream edge of feeder conveyor   with possibility to close two external sections   Belts:   3.2” (80mm) wide “Habasit” belts for vacuum conveyor   Lifting Mechanism:   Type:   Lifting mech. with removable feeder table   design for 2000 lb (907 kg) load capacity   1 Moving increments:   /8” (3 mm) per increment in up direction   with full load and empty table as well   Other:   Feeder will be supplied with one (1) removable table   Operating on all colors and reflective materials   Pile height sensor:   Gating mechanism:   Gating mechanism related to feeder head function   located between paper stock and conveyor   Paddles:   (4) Paddles holding sheets from top on the conveyor   Not required   Clutch:   Leveling pads:   Adjustable pads M 20 with 1” adjustment   Air requirements:   Pressure:   Min. 7 psi (.5 bar) (50 kPa)   Min. 6 psi (.5 bar) (40 kPa)   40 m3/h   Vacuum:   Consumption:   Electrical plug connections:   Power Requirement:   (1) plug for connection between feeder and laminator   (1) plug for air pump   Power supplied by the laminator   3.3. Feeder Air Pump Specifications   Capacity at 50 Hz:   Pressure:   24 CFM (40 m3/h)   Max. 9 psi (.6 bar) (60 kPa)   Max 9 psi (.6 bar) (60 kPa)   Vacuum:   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 3-3   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Specifications   Motor power:   1.85 kW (informative)   1420 (informative)   RPM at 50 Hz:   Adjustments:   Vacuum and pressure adjustments   Power supplied by the laminator   Power Requirement:   Note: Air pump design equal or similar to Becker air pump T 4.40 DSK   3.4 Heater   (For heater specifications see heater manual).   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 3-4   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   4.0 Installation   4.1 Pre-installation   CAUTION: The GBC Voyager 3 can only be   installed by   Representative.   a trained GBC Service   Are the doorways and hallways wide enough   for the laminator to be moved to the installa-   tion site?   Before a Voayger 3 Laminator can be installed, there   are a few requirements that must be met. Make cer-   tain that each of the requirements listed in the fol-   lowing pre-installation checklist are met prior to   installation.   Is there ample room for the laminator? The   laminator occupies 16 ft. by 6 ft. of floor space   (488 cm x 183 cm).   A safe work area constitutes enough room to   work with the materials at hand while being   free to move around the laminator without   interference from the laminator. You must   allow a minimum of 5 ft. (152 cm) in front of   the feeder and on the operator side, and a   minimum of 2 ft. (61 cm) behind the stacker   and drive side of the laminator. Refer to Figure   4.1.1 Floor layout.   CAUTION: Failure to follow the pre-installa-   tion check list can result in damage to the   laminator.   As a customer, you are responsible for ensuring the   crates are uncrated and the components are set in   proper position as illustrated in Figure 4.1.1   Suggested Floor Layout. The installation time is out-   lined to allow for maximum hands on training with   the operators.   Is the environment appropriate for the   laminator? A controlled environment is recom-   mended.   CAUTION: The operating environment must   be free of dust, flammable liquids and   vapors.   The laminator requires a clean, dust and   vapor free environment to operate properly.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-1   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   CAUTION: Do not locate the laminator where   air can blow directly on the machine. The air   flow can cool the rollers unevenly and result   in poor quality output.   Have you contacted a certified electrician to   install a receptacle for the laminator ensuring   that adequate power and correct circuit   breaker is being supplied?   The laminator and heater requires 380 Volt   AC, 50/ 60 Hz, 50 amps, Delta three phase   (four wire) power. For US, a transformer is   required to step up power from 230 Volt   3 Phase to 380 Volt 3 Phase AC. Refer to   Figure 4.1.2 connections.   For heater requirements, consult the heater   manual for your unit.   INFORMATION: The vacuum/ pump, feeder   and heater units will draw it’s electrical power   from the laminator.   Is tap and drain water available?   Water supply should be hard plumbed with a   3/4 in. (1.9 cm) NPT supply and drain. Refer   to Figure 4.1.2 connections.   Is proper air pressure available?   Air pressure required is 80-90 psi min.   (0.56-0.63 Mpa) with an air flow of 10-13 cfm   (280-360 liters/ min.). Refer to Figure 4.1.2   connections.   CAUTION: Tripping Hazard. If connections   are not dropped from the ceiling, all lines and   hoses must be covered to prevent trip hazard.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-2   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   Figure 4.1.1 Suggested Floor Layout   R E V I S I O N   O U P   G B C F I L M S G R C H E C K E D B Y   : 2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-3   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   Figure 4.1.2 Connections   R E V I S I O N   : G B C F I L M S C G H R E O   C U K E D B Y   P c o n n / . A i r l e E c .   A . R e v   0 5 / 1 3 / 0 3   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-4   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   4.2 Receiving the crates   4.3 Uncrating   The GBC Voyager 3 is shipped in two crates. Both   crates should arrive at the same time on your   docks.   CAUTION: Do not attempt to remove the   sides of the crate by yourself. You can be   seriously injured and/ or cause damage to   the laminator components.   INFORMATION: ALL SHIPMENTS ARE EX-   WORKS. At our dock, title passes to the   buyer. Please review your insurance cover-   age prior to shipment, as you are responsible   for all subsequent freight charges and risks.   Below is an example of a typical crated unit. Your   crate may have some minor differences but should   uncrate in the same manner.   INFORMATION: Before signing the BILL OF   LADING, you should be sure to inspect the   crates and/ or pallets for signs of damage or   missing items; if applicable, make note of   this on the BILL OF LADING.   WARNING: The GBC Voyager 3 Laminator   is a large and heavy piece of equipment. It is   necessary to employ LICENSED RIGGERS   ONLY to move the laminator components.   CAUTION: The GBC Voyager 3 Laminator is   not designed to be tipped up side down or   sideways in any way. Such action disturbs   the exact alignment of the rolling parts of the   machine and may require costly and exten-   sive realignment.   CAUTION: Do not use a knife or other sharp   objects to remove shrink wrap or pre mask-   ing from around the laminator. You can   cause irreparable damage to the rollers.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-5   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   4.4 Positioning the components   Laminator   Once the laminator has been safely removed from   the crate, you can move the laminator into position   by using a pallet jack or forklift.   All components are positioned by the center line of   the laminator. The components should be posi-   tioned in the following order; Laminator, stacker   table, feeder, conveyor, vacuum/ pump and then the   water heater. Refer to Figure 4.4.1 Component   Placement.   To move the laminator, approach the laminator from   the front and guide the forks under the laminator   where indicated on the laminator.   WARNING: Always consult your licensed   riggers before attempting to move the com-   ponents. You may be seriously injured and/   or cause damage to the machine.   Fork Lift   WARNING: Do not attempt to move the   components of the GBC Voyager 3 across   anything other than a flat level surface with-   out trained and qualified riggers.   It is recommended to move each component in the   following manner but you should consult the   licensed riggers for alternative methods that best fit   your situation and surroundings.   Stacker table   The stacker table can be easily carried by two peo-   ple and attached to the laminator once the lamina-   tor has been set into position.   To attach the stacker table, position the stacker   table hooks onto the stacker table support rod locat-   ed at the back of the laminator.   WARNING: To safely move the components,   use as many people necessary to assist in   keeping the components stable during   movement.   Stacker table hook   CAUTION: Exercise safe lifting practices to   avoid serious injury to yourself and the   equipment.   Stacker table   support rod   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-6   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   Conveyor   Feeder   The conveyor can be easily carried by two people   and set down on the floor between the feeder and   the laminator. The belt drive gear end of the con-   veyor should be on the feeder end. The conveyor   will be connected at the time of installation.   Once the feeder has been safely removed from the   crate, you can move the feeder into position by   using a pallet jack or forklift.   To move the feeder, approach the feeder from the   front and guide the forks under the feeder where   indicated on the cross beams.   Fork Lift   Vacuum/ pump   The vacuum/ pump can moved by placing it on to a   pallet jack and moved to the set up location.   Set the vacuum/ pump next to the control panel on   the operator side of the laminator. The vacuum/   pump will be connected at the time of installation.   Set the back of the feeder approximately 48 in. (122   cm) from the front of the laminator. This will provide   sufficient space for the installation of the conveyor.   Water heater/ reservoir tank   The water heater and reservoir tank are equipped   with castors and can be rolled over flat surfaces and   placed next to the laminator.   48 in.   (122 cm)   Set the water heater and reservoir tank next to the   electrical box on the drive side of the laminator. The   water heater and reservoir tank will be connected   at the time of installation.   CAUTION: Tripping Hazard. Position water   heater so that hoses from heater do not   cause a tripping hazard.   INFORMATION: Do not remove the cross   beams. They will be removed at the time of   installation.   CAUTION: Ensure all accessory items are   placed with the GBC Voyager 3. Do not   attempt to connect any component after   positioning has been completed.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-7   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   Figure 4.4.1 Component placement   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-8   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   4.5 Safety Checklist   Once installation is complete, perform the following   steps to ensure that all the safety features of the   machine are operating properly.   E-Stop on Feeder – Does E-stop remove   power from machine at main contactor? Do   you have to press the Reset button to re-apply   power to machine?   E-Stop on Operators Station – Does E-stop   remove power from machine at main contac-   tor? Do you have to press the Reset button to   re-apply power to machine?   E-Stop on Electrical Cabinet - Does E-stop   remove power from machine at main contac-   tor? Do you have to press the Reset button to   re-apply power to machine?   Snapping Cover – Open the cover while the   machine is running. Does the machine stop?   Laminator Cover - Open the cover while the   machine is running. Does the machine stop?   Check Jog Speed – With the main roll safety   guard open, press and hold the RESET and   JOG Forward buttons. In this condition, the   machine speed should not exceed 1   meter/min. To check the speed, mark the   chrome roll with a piece of tape and time the   machine for 1 minute. Ensure the chrome roll   does not rotate more than 1-3/4   rotations/minute.   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-9   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   Voyager 3   Operations Manual: Installation   2004 General Binding Corporation   Page 4-10   Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.   |