Perforators take paper and cut tiny holes in a straight line, making the paper easy to tear. Today you have more than likely dealt with a perforated piece of paper. Common pieces of perforated paper include checkbooks, tickets, coupons, warranty documents, forms and more. Even magazine inserts are perforated, making them easier to tear out.
If paper were not perforated, scissors would be required to perform the same function. More and more businesses are purchasing perorating machines to save money by doing their own perforating in-house. This is especially advantageous for mailers and advertising, where a return card needs to be mailed back.
Copy and print shops also enjoy using perforators, allowing them to facilitate the daily needs of individuals.
Scores through 1 sheets at a time.
Handles stock from 16 lb. to cover stock. (250lb)
Stationary full width guide insures accuracy.
Solid construction.
Takes up to A3 short edge.
All metal construction.
Fast, easy set-up with indicator scales showing the position of the creases.
Creasing width: 355mm
The length of orientation: 320mm
Max orientation lines: 1 lines
Creasing mode: manual
Weight: 12kg
Dimensions :W×D×H : 600×380×170mm
More details, please visit our website: www.dingword.com
Or email us: dingstore@hotmail.com
Phone: 4167291989
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