Akiles WireMac-31 manual wire punch and binding equipment
Akiles

WireMac-31 manual wire punch and binding equipment

Manual punch-and-close machine for 3:1 pitch double-loop wire binding. The WireMac-31 model uses square punching and an all-metal construction for repetitive binding work.

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WireMac-31

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Technical specifications

BrandAkiles
CategoryMACHINERY
IndustryManufacturing
Pitch3:1
Punching length14 in (40 dies)
Disengageable dies40, all disengageable
Hole shape and sizeSquare, 0.157 in × 0.157 in
Binding thicknessFrom 3/16 in to 9/16 in
Single punching capacityUp to 20 sheets of 20 lb paper
Closing mechanismVertical
ConstructionMetal
Weight / volume45 lb / 2.55 cu ft
Warranty1 year

Technical datasheet — Akiles WireMac-31

The Akiles WireMac-31 is a manual tabletop machine for punching sheets and closing double-loop wire in 3:1 pitch binding. It combines document punching and vertical wire closing in one unit.

The model has a 14 in punching length, 40 independently disengageable dies, and a 0.157 in × 0.157 in square hole pattern. According to the manufacturer source, it punches up to 20 sheets of 20 lb paper per cycle and closes documents from 3/16 in to 9/16 in thick.

Its metal construction, closer selector, wire diameter scale, side margin control, and punching margin control make it suitable for repeated preparation of manuals, reports, presentations, and wire-bound documents.

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