When it comes to book binding several
different styles are available, each with their own unique look. If you are considering
buying a book binding
machine for office or home use, question now is what kind of binding
machine would you want to purchase? And what is the most critical valuation
factor?
The punching method you use will depend on
a lot of factors. A few of these are more obvious than others. Before I go into
why you may want one over another, I would like to explain exactly what is
meant by manual and electric punch.
Manual comb binding machines use a lever to
punch through paper. This lever is usually long and is designed to make paper
punching as easy as possible. Not all manual punches are the same. Quality and
results will vary from brand to brand. There are three different types of
punching handles
The U-shaped handle punching machine is one that connects on both sides of the machine.
This is especially popular for lefties and you can punch from the left or right
side of the machine. Most manual punching
machines are designed for right-handed people. These handles are easy to
grab and make punching very easy. The only downside is that the U design can
obstruct the top of the machine and isn’t as “open” as a machine with the
handle only on the right side.
Foot Pedal Foot Pedal allows for hands-free
use of the machine. Many machines with a foot pedal also include a button for
punching paper. The foot pedal is usually either electric or pneumatic.
Lever Style Lever is one of the most common
punching handles found in comb, wire and coil binding machines. The lever-style handle consists of a a long
lever that comes out from the right-side of the machine. This lever can be
straight or angled, depending on the design. There is nothing glorious or
special about this design. It is fairly simple and straight forward. Simply put your paper in and pull down on the
lever to punch the paper. This can be used to punch 10 to 20 sheets of paper
depending on the machine.
The lever with handle design is a very
comfortable binding design. Instead of a straight lever that comes off the side
of the machine, the lever includes a handle that comes off the side of the
lever for added convenience. This design is much more ergonomically comfortable
for the operator.
Electric – These machines use a powerful
motor to punch through paper. It is ultimately designed for people who need
speed or need to decrease manual effort for long binding runs. There are two
primary methods used for punching paper with an electric punch:
Button – This is pretty straightforward.
These types of electric punch machines have a button located on the front of
the machine that is pressed to activate the motor.
If you still have questions about binding
machines, please feel free to visit our site: http://www.ecvv.com
for more binding information. We have been working with binding machines
manufacturers for decades and can provide you with valuable answers and
information.
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