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CoilBind S-15 Manual Spiral Coil Binding Machine

SKU VOR030S15

$174.95 CAD · taxes calculated at checkout

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The Coilbind S-15 Manual Spiral Coil Binding Machine - with Electric Coil Inserter - Free Crimper, boasts a punch capacity of up to 12 sheets (80g paper) at once,

which is made even easier with its full handlebar that allows for left-handed, right-handed, or two-handed operation!

Its lightweight design allows it to be portable within a workspace, making them an excellent addition to any school or small office environment.

This binding machine utilizes 4:1 pitch plastic binding coils, which can be inserted by either using the rapidly spinning electric coil roller
on top of the machine or manually twisting them into the document.

Free Crimper

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The Coilbind S-15 Manual Spiral Coil Binding Machine Specifications

Maximum 12 sheets (20lb bond) per manual punch
Maximum binding capacity: Arbitrary
Max. Binding Width: 11.8″ (300mm)
Adjustable Margin: 5/64″, 1/8″ & 3/16″ (2.5, 4.5 & 6.5mm)
Number of holes: 46 Holes
Machine Dimensions: 14.7″ x 10.2″ x 4.7″ (375 x 260 x 120mm)

Product details

Manufacturer

Printfinish

Part #

VOR030S15

Weight

18.0 lb

Warranty

Manufacturer standard

Works but clunky

It works, but it is clunky. The pull bar for punching holes is rough, especially on the return and you have to apply some force to get in back in ready position. (Maybe this will smooth out with use...) The dial to adjust the starting point for the holes, once moved and you've turned the screw-on type dial to hold it in place, was impossible to loosen again without pliers (more than one person tried, and the second was a big, tough guy). My thought is that the part you grip is an awkward size to get ahold of to be able to use the force necessary to loosen it.
The adjustment for the margin to the left of the holes works fine and was easy to use.
The electricity-fed roller to help put the coil through was clunky and not smooth and slick like the video advertised. The books I have done thus far are thicker ones (200-300 pages) and it would have been just as fast to do it by hand. Maybe this also will get smoother with time and some adjustment to the way I'm holding the book.
Last, I got this to coil bind music books and the standard size for music books is just slightly larger than this machine handles. It would be ideal to have just 1-2 more holes. The coil bound book still works, but visually would be perfect with 1-2 more holes.

Works but clunky

"It works, but it is clunky. The pull bar for punching holes is rough, especially on the return and you have to apply some force to get in back in ready position. (Maybe this will smooth out with use...) The dial to adjust the starting point for the holes, once moved and you've turned the screw-on type dial to hold it in place, was impossible to loosen again without pliers (more than one person tried, and the second was a big, tough guy). My thought is that the part you grip is an awkward size to get ahold of to be able to use the force necessary to loosen it.
The adjustment for the margin to the left of the holes works fine and was easy to use.
The electricity-fed roller to help put the coil through was clunky and not smooth and slick like the video advertised. The books I have done thus far are thicker ones (200-300 pages) and it would have been just as fast to do it by hand. Maybe this also will get smoother with time and some adjustment to the way I'm holding the book.
Last, I got this to coil bind music books and the standard size for music books is just slightly larger than this machine handles. It would be ideal to have just 1-2 more holes. The coil bound book still works, but visually would be perfect with 1-2 more holes."