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  • 2010 Muero 5000 A 3

    2010 Muero 5000 A 3 TM (Tischmodell)

    • Manufacturer: Müro

    for DIN A 3 format or 2-pocket gluing of pads, form sets and A 5 brochures Accessories: press insert for small stacks Stacking height: 52.5 cm Press width: 52.5 cm Press depth: 32 cm Weight: approx. 29 kg

    Dabergotz, Germany
  • 2002 Muero 5000 A3 WT

    2002 Muero 5000 A3 WT

    • Manufacturer: Müro

    This block glue press has a mobile base, hot air fan drying, heat deflector for uniform drying and press insert for small stacks. The advantage of the A3 press lies in its larger holding capacity for A 3 piles an...

    Dabergotz, Germany
  • Ernst Nagel SP plus

    Ernst Nagel SP plus

    • Manufacturer: Nagel

    Nagel SP Plus Square Press - Ernst Nagel SP Plus online Used equipment The already stitched brochure spine is given the appearance of a high-quality perfect binding by pressing. Your advantage: The spine of the b...

    Dabergotz, Germany

Overview

Perfect binders are machines used in the bookbinding industry to produce professional-looking books, magazines, and brochures. They work by gluing the pages together at the spine using a strong adhesive, then attaching a cover to create a polished, durable finish. Perfect binders are essential for high-volume print shops and publishers looking to produce high-quality, bound documents efficiently.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used perfect binder?

Check the machine's age, condition, and maintenance history. Verify its binding capacity, speed, and compatibility with the types of materials you intend to use.

How do I ensure the perfect binder is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Make sure the binder is properly secured and protected from damage during transit.

What maintenance does a perfect binder typically require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the adhesive application system, inspecting and replacing worn parts, and ensuring the machine is properly lubricated. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance schedules.