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    Scheffer Rotary cutter and AGM/WPM

    Scheffer Rotary cutter and AGM/WPM inline finishing equipment, Jetweb, Vits

      “Great condition!” Listing is for a 17.750" cutoff AGM/WPM inline with Scheffer Rotary Cutter and TED. We have other inlines offlines and equipment available that include Jetweb, Vits, Dynatec, and more. We will ...

      $75,000 USD

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      Est. $1,412/mo

      Keller, TX
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      Morgana AutoCreaser Pro 33

      Morgana AutoCreaser Pro 33

      • Manufacturer: Morgana
      • Model: Autocreaser

      The AutoCreaser 33 provides the complete solution to the problem of cracking that occurs when folding digitally printed output. It is equally effective in dealing with conventionally printed card, laminates or cr...

      Chicago, IL
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      2008 James Burn Lhermite DocuPunch

      2008 James Burn Lhermite DocuPunch P33 US

      • Manufacturer: James Burn - JBI
      • Model: DocuPunch P33

      The James Burn Lhermite DocuPunch is a premium mid-volume automated binding punch machine that is the perfect solution for accurate, on-demand punching for coil, wire, comb, velo, and 3-hole binders. It works wel...

      Chicago, IL

    Overview

    Book binding machines are essential for creating professionally bound books, reports, manuals, and other documents. These machines can handle various binding methods such as perfect binding, coil binding, and wire binding, making them versatile for different types of projects. They are used by publishers, print shops, and businesses to produce high-quality, durable books and documents efficiently.

    FAQ

    What types of book binding machines are available?

    Common types include perfect binders, coil binders, wire binders, and thermal binders. Each type is suited for different binding needs and project sizes.

    How do I choose the right book binding machine?

    Consider the volume of books you need to bind, the type of binding, and the machine's compatibility with your materials. Assess features like speed, capacity, and ease of use.

    What should I look for when purchasing a used book binding machine?

    Check the machine's condition, age, and service history. Ensure it has been well-maintained and is compatible with your binding requirements.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a book binding machine?

    Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Properly secure the machine and protect it from potential damage during transit.

    What maintenance does a book binding machine require?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, and checking for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.