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4. Place the print, with the tissue attached, onto the mounting substrate. Lift the opposite end
of the print/mounting tissue and tack the mounting tissue side directly onto the mounting
substrate.
5. Place the three components into the press between two sheets of release paper/film for
approximately 30 seconds to 3 minutes*- from the time the press has achieved the desired
pressure setting.
Processing Tips:
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Maximum vacuum pressure is recommended – except when mounting onto foam board, as
this type of substrate may be subject to "crushing". When mounting onto foam board, we
recommend using reduced vacuum pressure during the mounting cycle.
•
We recommend silicone coated clear release paper. Clear release film is transparent
(allowing you to see the work in progress), less prone to "creasing" and has a longer usage
life.
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The diagram in Illustration 11A shows the positioning for each component in the dry mount
package prior to being placed in the press.
NOTE: Clear release film or silicone release paper must be placed on top of the "mounting
package" to prevent any exposed adhesive from sticking to the glass.
FUNDAMENTALS OF LAMINATING
Laminating is the process of applying a thin clear film to the surface of a print, photograph or other
type of graphic. Drytac manufactures a wide range of Artshield™ UV HeatSet laminating films for
use with the Hot Press. The materials are activated by temperatures in the 185° F-210° F (85° C-
99° C) range, with processing times ranging from 2 – 10 minutes. Please check the specific
product recommendations before laminating.
Illustration 11B: Tacking dry
mounting components
Illustration 12A: Top to bottom
material placement order in press.
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