Scott Hard Roll Towels User Manual

Introduction

The Kimberly-Clark Scott Hard Roll Towels (Model 01040) are designed for efficient and effective hand drying in various environments. These towels feature absorbency pockets for quick water absorption and are engineered for one-handed dispensing, promoting hygiene and convenience.

Key Features:

• Highly absorbent material for reduced consumption.
• Designed for compatibility with most universal hard roll towel dispensers.
• Elemental chlorine-free (ECF) bleaching process.
• Meets EPA standards; FSC and ECOLOGO certified for environmental responsibility.
• High-footage rolls provide reliable quality and extended use.

Image 1: Overview of the Kimberly-Clark Scott Hard Roll Towels, Model 01040, illustrating the packaging and a single roll. This product is sold in a pack of 12 rolls.

Setup and Installation

These hard roll towels are designed for use with compatible universal hard roll towel dispensers. Proper installation ensures optimal performance and dispensing.

Loading the Towel Roll:

1. Open the cover of your compatible hard roll towel dispenser.
2. Remove any remaining towel core or used roll from the dispenser.
3. Place the new Scott Hard Roll Towel (Model 01040) onto the dispenser's spindle or into the designated slot, ensuring the roll can rotate freely. The roll features a 1.5-inch core for standard compatibility.
4. Thread the leading edge of the towel through the dispenser's feeding mechanism according to the dispenser's specific instructions.
5. Close the dispenser cover securely.

Image 2: A close-up view of a single Scott Hard Roll Towel, highlighting its central core, which measures 1.5 inches in diameter. This core size ensures compatibility with a wide range of universal hard roll towel dispensers.

Operating Instructions

Once installed in a compatible dispenser, using the Scott Hard Roll Towels is straightforward.

Dispensing Towels:

• Locate the exposed end of the towel from the dispenser's opening.
• Grasp the towel firmly and pull downwards or outwards, depending on the dispenser type, to dispense the desired length.
• Tear the dispensed towel against the dispenser's cutting edge or pull until it detaches automatically (for auto-cut dispensers).

Image 3: A single roll of Scott Hard Roll Towel, demonstrating its compact and cylindrical form factor, ready for insertion into a compatible dispenser.

Maintenance and Storage

Proper storage and handling will maintain the quality and integrity of your Scott Hard Roll Towels.

Storage:

• Store unused rolls in their original packaging in a cool, dry place.
• Avoid exposure to excessive moisture or humidity, which can compromise towel absorbency and integrity.
• Keep away from direct sunlight or heat sources to prevent material degradation.

Image 4: A full case of 12 Scott Hard Roll Towels, illustrating how the product is packaged for bulk purchase and storage.

Troubleshooting

While Scott Hard Roll Towels are designed for reliable performance, minor issues can sometimes occur, often related to dispenser interaction.

Common Issues and Solutions:

• Towel Not Dispensing: Ensure the roll is correctly seated on the dispenser's spindle and that the leading edge is properly threaded through the mechanism. Check for any obstructions within the dispenser.
• Towel Tearing Unevenly: This may indicate an issue with the dispenser's cutting blade or tension. Refer to your dispenser's manual for maintenance or adjustment instructions. Ensure the towel is pulled smoothly and not at an extreme angle.
• Roll Not Fitting: Verify that your dispenser is designed for hard roll towels with an 8.0-inch width and a 1.5-inch core.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For specific warranty information or product support regarding Kimberly-Clark Scott Hard Roll Towels, please refer to the official Kimberly-Clark Professional website or contact their customer service department directly. Contact details are typically available on product packaging or the manufacturer's official online resources.

Manufacturer: Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Date First Available: April 19, 2006