With over 30 years' experience in the print finishing industry, over 5 years as a board member of the Binding Industry of America (BIA), and hundreds of on-site support visits to print and bindery facilities of all sizes, Bob Cooke is a high-demand resource that is exceptionally gifted at assessing processes and providing strategic insight that ultimately leads to increased Production Output and Revenue in all aspects of Post-Print Production. When he's not supporting print facilities all over North America, he's developing new solutions for the industry.
The James Burn EX610 High Speed Automatic Punch is one of the most flexible automatic punching machines. Capable of producing up to 125,000 punched sheets per hour, the EX610 punches preprinted collated documents with or without mixed stocks. This automatic punching machine punches up to a 24" binding edge.
The EX610 model can also be adapted to work in double action (punching and tab cutting at the same time) or receive a special attachment to accommodate thick boards.
Features and Benefits:
Maximizes productivity at up to 8,400 cycles/hour, at up to 20 sheets of 60# offset.
Automatic for up to 24" sheet widths. Allows you to punch tabbed stock pre-collated into the book.
So powerful it punches virtually any type of stock and material for practically any application.
Continuous paper loading speeds productivity without stopping the machine.
Heavy Duty Steel Dies feature guide posts for perfect alignment, quick pin access, and flanged holes to help clear out waste and add longer life.
A Turnover Drum keeps pre-collated document pages in perfect order.
Easy to use, fast and simple to setup and operate.
A wide range of die patterns including: Wire-O, Plastic Coil, Plastic Comb, Velobind, 2, 3, & 4 ring binder, etc.
Continuous loading top feed trays speed up productivity without stopping the machine.
Separator Beak separates lifts of paper, even thicker stocks, without damaging the edge.
Heavy duty tempered steel die changes are quick and easy.
Built in Air Blow provides a blast of air to separate the picked lift from the stack. Helpful for stocks or environments where static is a common problem. Includes air lines only - air compressor not included.
High Pile Stacking Delivery neatly stacks and automatically recedes to allow your operator to concentrate on loading the paper feeder. Automatically stops when full.
Optional Features:
Tabbing Device for punching tabbed sheets. Tabs must have 1/4" shoulder.
Delivery Options - Choose a Variable Speed Conveyor for continuous delivery, shingles sheets as they exit the turnover drum and conveys them out to the operator or a High Pile Delivery Stacker that neatly stacks and continuously jogs the paper and automatically recedes to allow your operator to concentrate on loading the paper feeder and automatically stops the punch when the bin is full.
Air Blow Option provides a blast of air to separate the picked lift from the stack. Helpful for stocks or environments where static is a common problem. Includes air lines only - air compressor not included.
Nail Hole Punch will punch a calendar nail hole in the opposite side of the binding edge, punching both the binding edge and calendar nail hole in one pass. It is adjustable to do sheet sizes from 7" up to 12" and will punch multiple sheets at one time with speeds up to 80 cycles/ minute. The advantage of adding the nail hole option is that it allows the EX to punch both the holes for the binding, as well as the nail hole on the opposite side, at the same time. The lift of paper is picked from the stack and brought forward by the upper and lower feed belts. The lift of paper stops in the punching area and held on all four sides. The head and foot of the sheets are punched at the same time, the lift is ejected and moved to the reception by the exit belts. The nail hole option is fully adjustable and because it’s punched when the lift of paper is held on all four side, the hole punch very accurate. The big advantage is in reduced labor costs, eliminating one step out of calendar finishing process. Additionally, by not needing the added step of drilling a nail hole, it will reduce the chance of mistakes that might be made during additional processing where material could be damaged or taken out of collation. The nail hole option can be installed on any newer style EX380 or EX610.
See how the James Burn equipment compare via this helpful Spec Comparison!
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