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Drytac JetMounter JM55Fuzion

Economically priced laminator for signshops

Published

13 years ago

October 11, 2011

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times October 2011 Issue

Drytac (Richmond, VA) is introducing the JM55Fuzion, a laminator similar to the company’s JM63Pro, except that it has a two-part construction. It is also priced lower, which the company says is in response to demand for a more economic machine that could laminate roll-to-roll without skewing. The laminator comes with five shafts, including a rear rewind and a heat-assist, top roller.

The machine’s maximum laminating width is 55 in., with a 1-in. maximum nip opening. It’s uncrated weight is 573 lbs, and it is 24 in. x 73 in. x 48 in. It is designed for indoor and outdoor graphics and signage, as well as vehicle and floor graphics.

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