More information about the Badge Machine EVOLUTION

INDEX

> Description

> Important

> Dimensions

> Instructions and recommended sublimation parameters

DESCRIPTION

• Desktop. Can be placed on any table or surface
• Suitable for professional use
• Easy to use and can be moved quickly
• Ready to use. Comes assembled. No installation required
• Suitable for customising and assembling badges in round or special shapes (triangular, oval, ...) of various sizes, ranging from 25 and 100 mm
• Allows you to work with a wide variety of badge types: pins, mirror, keyring, magnet, desktop stand, bottle opener, …
• Ergonomic handle for manual operation
• If you are starting your badge business and don't know which mould to choose, we recommend starting with the round ones in size Ø44 mm and Ø58 mm
• Some aesthetic details of the machine may differ from those shown in the photos, without affecting its functionality

IMPORTANT

• Moulds not included, purchased separately

DIMENSIONS

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE BADGE MACHINE EVOLUTION

STEP 1: MOULD ASSEMBLY

1. Each mould consists of 3 parts. Identify and separate Part A, Part B and Top Part
2. Place the Top Part on the machine
3. Ensure that the fixing pin of the Top Part aligns with the hole in the machine
4. Place Part A in the slot marked “A” and Part B in the slot marked “B”
5. The positioning pins of Parts A and B must be placed inside the machine

STEP 2: BADGE ASSEMBLY

1. Place the badge frontin Part A of the mould with the sharp edge facing down. Then place the printed paper which you will have previously cut with a craft knife or a die, and the clear protective film of the badge
2. Rotate the base until the Top Part is aligned with Part A. Hold the badge machine with one hand, push the lever all the way down and then guide it back up
3. Place the badge back of the badge (pin, magnet, keyring, ...) in Part B of the mould, with the sharp edge facing up
4. Try to align the Top Part of the mould with the positioning pin to ensure correct orientation. To make pin badges with metal backs and magnetic badges, it is necessary to insert one or two gaskets in Part B (depending on the badge thickness). These gaskets or washers are supplied with the moulds that require them
5. Rotate the machine base until the Top Part meets Part B. Push the lever all the way down and then guide it back up
6. Rotate the machine base again and remove the finished badge

RECOMMENDATIONS

• When changing the Top Part of the mould, remove it by pressing downwards. Take care not to drop it onto your fingers or hand
• Do not place your fingers between the Top Part and the lower part (Part A or B) of the mould. They could be pinched by an involuntary action of the machine