The GBC CI12 is an innovative machine that both inserts spiral coil spines and cuts and crimps the ends. Here are some great reasons to check out this machine.
As you may well know, there are a few steps involved in the typical spiral coil binding process. First of all there s punching holes in your pages, then you have to insert and wind the binding coil up through the holes in your booklet to be, that last but certainly not least, you have to crimp the tag ends of your binding coil wire so that the spine stays put. Long story short, though spiral coil binding is a great, functional and attractive binding style, it can take a little bit of time to do it right.
Well fortunately, the masters of all things binding at GBC have created the CI12, an innovative machine that is specially designed to cut way down on the time it normally takes to produce documents such as reports, proposals, presentations, and menus that are created in the spiral coil style. The GBC CI12 is a remarkable machine that allows the user to insert the spiral coil spine onto their documents, and this is the impressive part quickly and easily crimps both ends of the spiral coil. This is especially great for copy shops, print shops, and binderies that do a high volume of work. This is a machine that can save your workforce hours and hours of production time, while giving you uniform crimps of the highest quality.
Using an insertion roller as well as a pair of automatic cutting and crimping knives, the CI12 behaves like any one of the better coil rollers on the market (it is, on fact essentially the same as the GBC CC2700 inserter), with the incredible advantage of automatic cutting and crimping. While with other inserters you d need to have someone ready with crimping pliers to finish the job (including the time it takes to flip the book over to crimp both ends) this machine makes the process as quick and simple as it can be by taking care of both ends at once.
Like the CC2700, the CI12 can also handle spiral coils that are up to thirty three millimeters in diameter. The knives that do the cutting and crimping are able to be adjusted to handle just about any size of book, and with just about any size of binding edge.
As a finisher for your books and documents, the CI12 makes the process as simple as it could possibly be. All the user needs to do is to insert the spiral coil onto your document s edge, put the book onto the machine, and you need to do is insert the coil onto the edge of your book. Slide the document into place on the machine and push the handle down. If you know of an easier way to insert, cut and crimp spiral coil, the world would love to hear it.
If it is your business to complete large runs of spiral coil bound documents, there is just no overstating the time savings that this machine offers. In man hours alone, it is safe to say that for high volume applications this machine will pay for itself in a relatively short time by both cutting labor costs and increasing productivity.
Author Resource:-
Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for http://www.mybinding.com .He has written over 500 articles on binding machines,binding covers,binders,laminators,binding supplies,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,index tabs, and shredders.
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