Features of Single-Coil Forming and Binding Machine:
1. The machine converts solid wires such as nylon-covered wires or galvanized iron wires into single coils (iron coils) and binds them onto books simultaneously.
2. Coils of different inner diameters can be formed and bound using different molds/pitch bars.
3. Coil forming and book binding are completed simultaneously, offering high efficiency and convenience. Post-press binding is a crucial step in the printing and publishing industry. Binding machines bind loose-leaf books, notebooks, calendars, and other loose-leaf items into volumes according to different paper types and printing processes. Currently, office-type binding machines available on the market mainly include hot melt binding machines, double-coil binding machines, iron coil binding machines, strip binding machines, financial binding machines, and more. Here are some simple tips for using a binding machine:
1. Adjustment of paper margins: The principle is to determine the margin size based on the diameter of the coil. The method is to use the adjustment screw (installed at the back of the binding machine) to adjust the scale to achieve the desired margin. The rule is: the larger the coil diameter, the larger the paper margin; the smaller the coil diameter, the smaller the paper margin.
2. Punching operation method:
① Arrange the paper neatly and place it closely against the positioning block. Feed the paper into the machine parallel to the direction until it reaches the top position.
② Press the paper with your left hand and hold the handle with your right hand. Press down until the blade penetrates the paper, then lift the handle up.
③ Take out the punched paper with both hands steadily. If there is any paper hanging, repeat the process of pressing down the handle and lifting it up to the top position to remove the paper.
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3. Ring binder method:
Select a ring of different sizes according to the number of pages. Push the handle slowly until the ring opens, then insert the paper holes into the ring. Pull the handle slowly back, ensuring that all the teeth of the ring are inserted into the paper holes. Pull the handle to its full extension, tighten the ring mouth, and the book is bound.
