Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine with Crimping Pliers
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Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine with Crimping Pliers
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Product Description
The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine is a heavy duty machine loaded with premium features. Create coil bound documents in almost any size, up to legal size. Fully disengageable punch pins, adjustable side margin, and a 4-position punch depth adjustment allow operators to get clean professional punch alignment every time. Punch up to 20 sheets at a time; coils are inserted by hand. Hollow ground dies provide clean punches, and heavy duty all metal construction ensures longevity. Tamerica offers a 1 year Manufacturer's Warranty on the Pro-Coil-53. This machine would be ideally placed in any office that has documents and presentations to bind, to present to clients or for internal usage. This Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine comes with Crimping Pliers.
Product Details
- 4:1 Plastic Coil Manual Punch & Binding Machine.
- .250 pitch hole pattern
- Punches up to 20 sheets.
- 13.5" open ended horizontal punch.
- 53 disengageable pins.
- Durable all metal construction.
- Side margin and punching depth adjustments facilitate proper alignment.
- Comes with Crimping Pliers
- 1 year Manufacturer's Warranty.
Item Specifications
- Max Punch Capacity (20# paper): 20 Sheets
- Binding Format: 4:1 Coil
- Hole Pattern: .250 pitch
- Punching Method: Manual
- Binding Method: Manual
- Punching Format (Vertical/Horizontal): Horizontal
- Max Punch Length: 13 1/2"
- Plastic Coil Format: 4:1
- Number of Punch Pins: 53
- Disengageable Die Pins: Yes
- Number of Disengageable Die Pins: 53
- Open Ended Punch: Yes
- Side Margin Control: Yes
- Margin Depth Selector: Yes
- Compatible Supplies: Plastic Spiral Binding Coils
- Shipping Length : 21
- Shipping Width: 16
- Shipping Height: 11
- Shipping (Web) Weight: 30 lbs
- Part Number: PROCOIL-53
Demonstration Video
Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch Machine
Transcript:
This is the Tamerica ProCoil 53 Manual Coil Punch Machine!
Before we actually make a book, we’ll first show the few features: there is a depth of margin control. This changes the distance of the holes from the edge, which you adjust for thinner and thicker books.
It has an open side, which then allows you to punch sheets that are significantly longer.
There is a helpful diagram on the front of the machine as well.
And from time to time, make sure to empty out the waste tray. But of course we actually have to use the machine, so lets get to it!
First thing we are going to do is a ... Read More
Before we actually make a book, we’ll first show the few features: there is a depth of margin control. This changes the distance of the holes from the edge, which you adjust for thinner and thicker books.
It has an open side, which then allows you to punch sheets that are significantly longer.
There is a helpful diagram on the front of the machine as well.
And from time to time, make sure to empty out the waste tray. But of course we actually have to use the machine, so lets get to it!
First thing we are going to do is a ... Read More
This is the Tamerica ProCoil 53 Manual Coil Punch Machine!
Before we actually make a book, we’ll first show the few features: there is a depth of margin control. This changes the distance of the holes from the edge, which you adjust for thinner and thicker books.
It has an open side, which then allows you to punch sheets that are significantly longer.
There is a helpful diagram on the front of the machine as well.
And from time to time, make sure to empty out the waste tray. But of course we actually have to use the machine, so lets get to it!
First thing we are going to do is adjust the edge guide on the left. There are some markers beside it to help us distinguish where it goes.
Next, punch a test page. Here we can now see if we need to disengage any of the punch pins—I have an incomplete punch, so I find the correct pin and pull it out.
Now, after another test, fold the page in half to see if the holes line up, if they do, you are ready—if not adjust the edge guide more.
We always like to start with our front and back covers—they are usually thicker, so punching two at a time is safe.
This machine does punch up to twenty sheets as seen here, but you’ll notice that it is not easy. If you don’t want the hassle, remember that the fewer pages you punch, the easier it will be.
So now that I have all my pages punched and in order, I’ll take the appropriately sized plastic coil and begin threading it into the holes. You can do this completely by hand, or to speed things up you can purchase a separate coil inserter.
Now you’ll see the coil extends past both ends, we’ll then take a pair of coil cutting crimpers.
Take the book, positioned as you see here, and cut off the end of the coil. Make sure that the dot of the crimpers is facing up. Flip the book over and do the other side. Once done, we have a finished coil bound project completed by the ProCoil 53 Manual Coil Punch Machine!
Before we actually make a book, we’ll first show the few features: there is a depth of margin control. This changes the distance of the holes from the edge, which you adjust for thinner and thicker books.
It has an open side, which then allows you to punch sheets that are significantly longer.
There is a helpful diagram on the front of the machine as well.
And from time to time, make sure to empty out the waste tray. But of course we actually have to use the machine, so lets get to it!
First thing we are going to do is adjust the edge guide on the left. There are some markers beside it to help us distinguish where it goes.
Next, punch a test page. Here we can now see if we need to disengage any of the punch pins—I have an incomplete punch, so I find the correct pin and pull it out.
Now, after another test, fold the page in half to see if the holes line up, if they do, you are ready—if not adjust the edge guide more.
We always like to start with our front and back covers—they are usually thicker, so punching two at a time is safe.
This machine does punch up to twenty sheets as seen here, but you’ll notice that it is not easy. If you don’t want the hassle, remember that the fewer pages you punch, the easier it will be.
So now that I have all my pages punched and in order, I’ll take the appropriately sized plastic coil and begin threading it into the holes. You can do this completely by hand, or to speed things up you can purchase a separate coil inserter.
Now you’ll see the coil extends past both ends, we’ll then take a pair of coil cutting crimpers.
Take the book, positioned as you see here, and cut off the end of the coil. Make sure that the dot of the crimpers is facing up. Flip the book over and do the other side. Once done, we have a finished coil bound project completed by the ProCoil 53 Manual Coil Punch Machine!
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Questions & Answers
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Asked by Meroe
Thank you for your question, The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine with Crimping Pliers would be able to punch most standard binding covers 1 or 2 at a time. We would recommend a more robust machine to punch book board from a traditional hardcover book.
Answered by MyBinding
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Asked by Katie Scott
Thank you for your question. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine does have disnegagable dies to prevent getting extraneous hlaf punches on the edge of the sheet and would be able to work with custom sizes up to 13 1/2" wide.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine does have a open throat so the 17 side would fit in but it does not have a continuous punching guide to keep the spacing even and would have to be done by eye and would be hit and miss. If you are going to be doing binding larger than letter sized you would be better served with a machine that has the continuous punching guide feature.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine punches a standard 4:1 round hole which measures approx 1/8" in diameter. We also carry machines that punch a slightly larger oval hole that has the same 4:1 spacing. The Tamerica Optimus-46i punches oval holes and can be found here .
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. Coil binding machines are available in 2 different hole shapes. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine punches round holes. There are also machines that will punch a slightly larger oval hole.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine would work with books smaller that letter sized. The ProCoil-53 has disengagable dies to prevent a unsightly half punch on the edge of the paper.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. Yes, the Pro-Coil 53 punches with a round hole punch pattern.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. The Tamerica ProCoil-53 Manual Coil Punch and Binding Machine is manufactured in China. The country of origin is going to depend on the make and model of machine, some are made here in the USA.
Answered by MyBinding
Sure. Check out our coil section on the site and choose the color and size that you need. All of the standard 4:1 pitch spines will work with the Procoil53.
Answered by Mybinding.com
