Wax melter

Functioning:

1. insert the plug into the power supply socket
2. on the handle there is a thermostat with a graduated scale, set it to 60/70° and leave it on for about ten minutes
3. when the wax/rubber starts to melt, reduce the thermostat to level 40/50 for a further 10/15 minutes, try not to let the wax/rubber melt too much and become too liquid
4. once you achieve a level of consistency that is not too liquid and homogeneous, adjust the thermostat to level 5/10
5. at this point the wax/rubber sealing process can begin; take the product to be sealed, dip the neck of the bottle into the mixture inside the saucepan and turn it in order to check first of all that the wax/rubber has covered the neck homogeneously and then to make sure that any surplus material is removed to further simplify the distribution and drying of the product.

Usage and maintenance rules:

1. the product must only be used by professionals
2. do not use water, oils, degreasers, acids, etc. for cleaning.
3. to remove excess wax/rubber present in the container, it is advisable to turn the thermostat up to level 70, letting any excess melt away. At this point, turn the pot upside down using the special handle to pour it outwards; when the pot is almost cool (lukewarm) clean it with a cloth
   use special gloves for high temperatures

N.B. the instructions and advice given above for melting shellac or wax are purely illustrative; therefore in winter periods temperatures should be higher, vice versa colder in summer periods.