Fastbind Presso Thermal Press
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Product Description
The Fastbind Presso Thermal Press is a completely new kind of product for creating high-quality grooves in hard cover books. The Presso adds a touch of premium quality to any hard cover finishing job. This thermal press is Ccmpatible with Fastbind Casemakers, FotoMount, BooXTer and Hot Melt Binders. Dramatically improve the appearance of all your hard cover books with Fastbind Presso.
Product Details
- Quick and easy. The Fastbind Presso is a thermal press designed to make grooves quickly and easily. After a brief warm up period, the press is ready to go. Simply put your hard cover book into the press and pull the lever. Repeat for the other side, and you are done. Your hard cover books get symmetrical, deep, smooth grooves that hold tight against the book block every time.
- Compact design.
- Safe and easy to use.
- Supports spine length up to 480 mm.
- Compatible with Fastbind Casemakers, FotoMount, BooXTer and Hot Melt Binders.
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Item Specifications
- Machine Cycles/Hour: up to 450
- Capacity Books/Hour (Depends on user): up to 300
- Max Binding Thickness: 45 mm / 1.77"
- Max. Pressing Length: 480 mm / 18.9"
- Voltage (V) / Frequency (Hz): 100-240 V AC/ 50-60 Hz / 100-240 V AC/ 50-60 Hz
- Max. Current: 1.3 A / 1.3 A
- Machine Dimensions (W x L x H): 55 x 33 x 31 cm / 21.7 x 13.0 x 12.2"
- Package Dimensions (W x L x H): 62 x 40 x 39 cm / 24.4 x 15.8 x 15.4"
- Net/Gross Weight: 15.2 kg / 33.5 lbs
- Approvals: CE
- Manufacturer's Warranty: 1 Year On All Parts
- Part Number: FBPRES
Demonstration Video
Fastbind Presso Thermal Press
Transcript:
This is the Fastbind Presso Thermal Press!
It comes with three adjustment bars to place into the machine to adjust the depth of where your hardcover will be pressed.
We’re going to take a hardcover book that has just finished binding, and we’re going to take it from this, to this—for a more finished look that customers expect.
To start off, first adjust the temperature and let the machine warm up.
If the temperature is too hot, your cover will delaminate. To avoid this, continually turn up the temperature until your test hardcover delaminates, then turn the temperature down one set ... Read More
It comes with three adjustment bars to place into the machine to adjust the depth of where your hardcover will be pressed.
We’re going to take a hardcover book that has just finished binding, and we’re going to take it from this, to this—for a more finished look that customers expect.
To start off, first adjust the temperature and let the machine warm up.
If the temperature is too hot, your cover will delaminate. To avoid this, continually turn up the temperature until your test hardcover delaminates, then turn the temperature down one set ... Read More
This is the Fastbind Presso Thermal Press!
It comes with three adjustment bars to place into the machine to adjust the depth of where your hardcover will be pressed.
We’re going to take a hardcover book that has just finished binding, and we’re going to take it from this, to this—for a more finished look that customers expect.
To start off, first adjust the temperature and let the machine warm up.
If the temperature is too hot, your cover will delaminate. To avoid this, continually turn up the temperature until your test hardcover delaminates, then turn the temperature down one setting, maybe two if needed. Chances are, you’ll never have to change the temperature after you determine the best temperature.
Once the temperature light stops flashing to signal it is ready, insert your almost finished project with the spine facing down. Then press the handle firmly down for at least 5 seconds. For this project I am using two adjustment bars inside the machine.
Turn the book around and press the other side for 5 seconds.
Now you have a hardcover book with an industry standard finish that your customers are accustomed to.
If the temperature is too hot, your cover will delaminate. To avoid this, continually turn up the temperature until your test hardcover delaminates, then turn the temperature down one setting, maybe two if needed. Chances are, you’ll never have to change the temperature after you determine the best temperature.
Once the temperature light stops flashing to signal it is ready, insert your almost finished project with the spine facing down. Then press the handle firmly down for at least 5 seconds. For this project I am using two adjustment bars inside the machine.
Turn the book around and press the other side for 5 seconds.
Now you have a hardcover book with an industry standard finish that your customers are accustomed to.
