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Pro Matic Products

Discover high-quality Pro-Matic equipment and replacement parts designed to keep your binding, laminating, and finishing projects running smoothly. Ideal for businesses, schools, and print shops, Pro-Matic products offer reliable performance and durability for everyday use....

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Pro-Matic Fastener Machine
MyBinding

Item#: GSM6F

$12,388.40

features

  • Fully automatic foot pedal operated.
  • Increase Productivity and reduce cost.
  • Can be set up to run and feed self piercing grommmets or snap fasteners.
  • Can attach roughty 90 times per minute.
$12,388.40

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Frequently Asked Questions

The die must match the machine, fastener or grommet size, material thickness, and the finished attachment required. Similar-looking dies may form different sizes or work with different fastener constructions. The available grommeting dies and press accessories can help separate machine fit from grommet size and setting method. Confirm the exact application with samples of the material and fastener before ordering. A suitable die should form a secure attachment without splitting the material, crushing the grommet, or leaving an incomplete set. Keep die references linked to the approved fastener specification so replacements remain consistent across every scheduled production run.

Material thickness affects die clearance, pressure, feed consistency, and whether the fastener can pierce and set correctly. Thin fabric, laminated signs, board, and layered materials may need different adjustments even when the same grommet size is used. Test the full material stack rather than one layer. The attachment should close firmly without cutting through the surrounding area or leaving movement between the parts. If the material varies during production, define acceptable thickness limits and keep separate settings where needed. Operators should not increase force blindly to solve poor setting, because the die, fastener, or preparation method may be wrong. Consistent samples and documented settings support safer repeat work.

Automatic equipment is appropriate when the same attachment is installed repeatedly and manual feeding or setting limits output. It can reduce repetitive handling and support more consistent placement, provided the fastener feed and die setup suit the application. The range of grommet press machines includes manual, electric, and pneumatic formats for different production levels. Consider pieces per hour, material size, operator movement, changeover frequency, and required guarding. Automation offers the greatest benefit when the job is stable and repeatable. Frequent changes in fastener size or material may reduce the time saved and increase setup demands between jobs.

Yes. Some self-piercing fasteners can create the opening during setting when used with the correct die and suitable material. Other grommets need a clean pre-cut hole before the washer and grommet are pressed together. The required method depends on fastener construction, material strength, thickness, and machine setup. A hole that is too large can weaken the attachment, while one that is too small may distort the fastener or material. Test pull strength and appearance after setting. Keep cutting and setting dies paired with the approved fastener size. Hole preparation should be treated as part of the fastening process rather than a separate assumption.

Approve the machine configuration, dies, grommets or fasteners, washers where required, material thickness range, placement gauge, and finished quality standard. The available grommets include different sizes, materials, and finishes that must match the press setup. Keep sample attachments showing acceptable and unacceptable results for operator reference. Spare dies and feed parts should use exact machine references rather than visual matching. Record adjustment settings for each approved job and inspect attachments at regular intervals. A complete specification prevents production from continuing with a fastener that feeds correctly but does not hold the material securely.