Copier fusers can be up to a 800-900 hundred watts, much more powerful than most laminators. It might even work better. Copier fusers are high powered in order to reduce warmup time, vs a laminator is on all of the time. You will have to tweak with the controller though, as the parameters are going to be a lot different with copper as compared to normal paper handling. The copier controller is designed for very fast ramp rates, I don't know if you can slow it down so that it will deal with the slow changes caused by copper laminate. Good luck Ron
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Laser toner transfer - new paper
2003-10-27 by Ron Amundson