Planning the space
Before installing Easymount Hybrid.
Prepare the job details and site questions before choosing a modular configuration. This is an enquiry checklist, not assembly or operating instructions. Use the current machine documentation and qualified installers for the confirmed equipment and supplies.
Describe the materials and production.
List your widest printed roll and film, plus the length, width and thickness of typical and largest boards. Identify substrate, adhesive and film types, including any temperature requirements. Note typical run lengths, daily volume and how often you switch between roll-fed lamination and board application.
Use Hybrid's published 1600 mm / 63 in width and 45 mm / 1.8 in mounting thickness as reference limits, not approval of every material combination. Request confirmation using representative samples and the intended finished result. Flag work outside those limits early.
Map the working area and delivery route.
Hybrid table lengths start at 1.5 metres and extend modularly. This is the starting table length, not the entire machine footprint. Ask sales for dimensions of the proposed assembled configuration and delivery packages before deciding where it will go.
Measure doors, corridors, turns and lifts along the delivery route. Show nearby equipment, roll storage and board staging on a simple plan. Ask for the required operating and service access, and confirm any site or floor requirements with the responsible installer. Do not infer clearance from a product photograph.
Confirm the electrical and air supplies.
Published electrical data is AC 220/240 V, 50-60 Hz, 1500 W. Confirm the specified regional configuration with sales and a qualified installer before arranging the supply. Ask them to verify the connection and circuit requirements for the equipment being supplied; do not assume a 110 V version.
Pneumatic roller pressure requires an air supply. Request the manufacturer's required pressure, capacity, air quality and connection details. Have the proposed supply checked against those requirements. An existing compressor is not evidence of compatibility, and electrical provision does not replace the air supply.
Plan how people will handle the work.
Walk through loading film, moving a large board into position and removing finished output. Identify where materials can be supported and who will handle bulky work. Account for access to controls and the foot pedal without obstructing movement.
Ask what training, documentation and operating checks are appropriate for your configuration. Confirm responsibilities for delivery, assembly, utility connections and commissioning in the enquiry. Do not assume particular installation services or warranty terms are included.
Send a complete enquiry.
Bring the material sizes and types, film requirements, production pattern, room plan, delivery-route measurements and available utility details. Mark anything still unknown. Include your preferred table arrangement and operator-handling questions so sales can identify what needs checking before a configuration is agreed.