Rhin-O-Tuff Onyx PAL-14 Piks-A-Lift Electric Paper Separator

Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's take a look at the Rhin-O-Tuff Onyx PAL-14, a Piks-a-Lift automated module. The PAL-14 is an electronic paper separator; it's used to optimize the amount of paper being selected for insertion into the paper punch. It makes the punch part of the binding process much faster by using as many sheets as possible without being too many to jam the punch. Set up is very simple and straightforward, and the system offers enough flexibility to handle tabs, clear covers, oversize covers, and papers of many sizes. It's an all-in-one unit that stands alone by itself or on top of HD or OD punches. Papers are set down on the table top, squared into place and lined up with this beam on the right-hand side, nice and centered. Then, on the left-hand side, you lock down this position to hold all the papers in place. When these are set and the papers are squared, it's time to load the machine. You can place your entire project on top of this base and the Onyx PAL-14 can accommodate up to three reams of paper. With everything loaded in place, simply drop the weight down on top of the paper, and it holds it in place so that the picker picks just the right amount each time. Pressing the green reset button begins the process. The elevator comes down and lands on top of the paper stack. The sensors then read the top of the paper, and with the desired thickness, the picker begins the lift. With the index finger, the operator simply lifts that packet off and puts it in the punch. Meanwhile, the PAL-14 picks the next lift and you're off and running. The strength behind the PAL-14 is the consistency as well as the efficiency of the lift. This dial controls the thickness of each lift. And the PAL-14 will use the new setting for the very next lift. This Onyx module can be used as a standalone or mounted on top of any Rhin-O-Tuff vertical OD or HD punch. Pictured here is the Onyx HD7700, which can also be coupled with the APES 14, which is an automatic paper ejector and stacker. All of these machines working in tandem produce the most efficient and perfect punch possible. Depending upon the production needs of your company or business, Rhin-O-Tuff's Onyx series with its solid three-year warranty has a solution for you. That's the Onyx PAL-14. For more demos, reviews, and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.

Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's have a look at the Rhin-O-Tuff Onyx PAL-14. This is a Pix-A-Lift module that's mounted on top of the HD7700 punch. Large punch and binding jobs require that you be as efficient as possible. The Onyx PAL-14, in conjunction with any HD or OD punch, like this HD7700, makes that efficiency possible. You stack your papers to your punch or place right here on the table lined up with this post and held in place by this one. Lock everything down, you begin to add the rest of your papers for your project. This machine can hold up to three reams of paper. The PAL-14 is easily configured for all sizes of paper and also can handle tabs. With the papers in place and the weight down, press the reset button and the eye comes down and senses the size of stack and the thickness of packet. It picks its first lift immediately. With this dial, you can adjust the thickness of the packets lifted. The operator then can take that first packet and begin punching away. The PAL-14 can be used as a standalone unit with another system but mounted right here saves for efficiency not only in time but space as well. For more demos, reviews and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.

Welcome to MyBinding video. These are the Rhin-O-Tuff's PAL-M and PAL-14 Piks-A-Lifts modules as they stand upon the Onxy HD7000 punch. Both machines are great standalone units with any punch system; however, stacking them on top of the machine makes things faster and space efficient. The manual version, the PAL-M, sits on top and, with a thumb push, delivers a new packet, perfect size for your punch. The efficiency is seen right here with a simple lift and a simple drop into the punch. The automated module, the PAL-14, also sits on top. Both machines can be bolted directly to the frame of the HD7000 using the MK2000 module mounting kit. Clamping it down not only keeps it in place but keeps your station from being moved around by other operators. The PAL-14 has a capacity of three reams of paper. Press the reset button, the sensor comes down, senses the paper and makes its first lift. Again, it's the proximity that makes it efficient -- a simple lift, a drop and punch and you're on your way, punching through your entire project. It's perfect for very large productions. And those are the Onyx PAL-14 and PAL-M by Rhin-O-Tuff. For more demos, reviews and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.