Fully automatic binding and lamination
Introducing
VS 650 All-in
*All-in-one photobook binding and lamination system
Description
Binding Machines for Duplex Prints
VS 650 All-in allows you to program up to 10 photobooks with varied specifications. All you need to do is simply feed in the paper manually at one end. The laminated prints will be delivered at the other end without any human intervention needed during the process. The VS 650 All-in carries out all the processes involved i.e. window cutting, hole-punching, thermal laminating, and auto-cutting of the laminated sheets which takes place with minute precision. Lamination can be programmed with or without texture for each book. In a very short duration, your stack of photobooks are ready to be stapled and bound using V-Shape LayFlat binding technology.
Specifications
VS 850 All-In
Pre-programmable all-in-one machine for Laminating and V-Shape Binding
Speed: 650 sheets per hour
Max. Paper Size
308 mm x 510 mm
(15 inches x 20 inches)
Min. Paper Size
330 mm x 482 mm
(13 inches x 19 inches)
Paper Width
330 - 380 mm
Paper Length
600 mm
Paper Thickness
0.15 mm – 0.3 mm
Synthetic Paper Thickness
0.125 mm – 0.175 mm
Speed
650 sheets per hour
Air Compressor
Pneumatic connection required
Power Supply
220V 50 HZ
Max. Power Consumption
6000W
Machine Dimension
3378 mm (L) x 1092 mm (W) x 1651 mm (H)
Weight (approx.)
700 kg
Description
Key Features
Every aspects can be pre-programmed 10” (inch) display with windows 10 OS & PLC;
Choice of laminations with or without texture at the same time;
Specially designed rollers for accurate manual feeding;
Innovative Patented technology for V-Shape lay flat binding;
The VS 650 All-in can pre-program all processes involved in the photobook binding and lamination process. It comes with a 10-inch display with Windows 10 OS and PLC. Laminations can be programmed either with or without texture for each photobook. The technology of the manual feeder is patented. The machine also carries out the innovative patented V-Shape LayFlat binding.
