Cold Laminator.doc

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GBC Artic Titan 1040 Cold Laminator
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RFQ - 15A - 07110800000000000366
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Kennebec County, Maine

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This file contains a product specification document for a cold laminator machine required by the State of Maine. The specification details the GBC Arctic Titan 1040 Cold Laminator, which features a 3-inch core diameter, dual unwind and single rewind capability, and a maximum film width of 38 inches. The equipment must accommodate material thickness up to a specified dimension and operate at adjustable speeds up to 12 feet per minute. The laminator requires standard AC power supply (100-120V, maximum 1.7A) and must include foot pedal operation for hands-free functionality, a rolling stand with output baskets for film storage and retrieval, and a minimum two-year warranty.

The specification requires that the vendor provide on-site technical support capabilities for the equipment. No additional details regarding pricing, quantities, delivery dates, or contract terms are provided in this document. The specification focuses exclusively on the technical requirements and operational features necessary for the cold laminator to meet the state's needs for document lamination and material processing applications.

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Description: Cold Laminator GBC Arctic Titan 1040 Cold Laminator

Core Diameter: 3”

Unwind/Rewind: 2 unwinds/ 1 rewind

Maximum Film Width: 38”

Material Thickness: Up to ½”

Maximum Speed: 12 fpm (Adjustable)

Power Supply: Maximum: 1.7A (AC 100 to 120V)

Foot pedal to allow hands-free operation Rolling stand w/ output baskets to catch and store film

Warranty: Minimum of Two Years

Tech Support: Must be able to provide on site tech support

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