ISP / DeLuxe Stitcher Rotator operating cam stud
ISP / DeLuxe Stitcher

Rotator operating cam stud

CA9127 appears in ISP/DeLuxe Stitcher manuals as a stud associated with the rotator or swivel operating mechanism of the M2000 head. It is used as an internal replacement part in wire-stitching heads for bindery and finishing equipment.

Manufacturing · Packaging · SPARE PART

CA9127

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Technical specifications

BrandISP / DeLuxe Stitcher
CategorySPARE PART
IndustryManufacturing · Packaging
Part numberCA9127
M2000 parts-list descriptionRotator operating cam stud
StitchMaster / MiniStitcher HP descriptionSwivel operating lever stud
Quantity indicated per assembly1 unit
Associated headM2000
Listed modelsBinderyMate 405A, 405B and 405C
M2000 head capacityFrom 2 sheets up to 1/4 in (6 mm)
M2000 head crown1/2 in (13 mm)
M2000 head wire22 to 28 gauge round
M2000 head minimum center distance47.5 mm
M2000 head speed12,000 stitches per hour

Summary datasheet - CA9127

CA9127 is an internal mechanical spare part identified in ISP/DeLuxe Stitcher parts lists for wire-stitching heads. In the M2000 head manual it is listed as a rotator operating cam stud, with one unit used per assembly.

In DeLuxe Stitcher machine documentation such as StitchMaster and MiniStitcher HP, the same CA9127 number appears as a swivel operating lever stud. This places it within the head swivel or rotator mechanism, alongside related items such as the stud screw and operating cam.

The clearest associated equipment is the M2000 head and BinderyMate 405A, 405B and 405C machines. DeLuxe Stitcher describes the M2000 as a swivel-style head for wire-stitching applications in bindery, collator and finishing machinery, with a 1/2 in crown and 22 to 28 gauge round wire.

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