ISP Stitching & Bindery Products Thin felt washer
ISP Stitching & Bindery Products

Thin felt washer

ISP spare part identified as a thin felt washer for M2000 stitching head and wire guide assemblies. The documentation lists it with a quantity of 1 unit in the relevant assembly.

Manufacturing · Packaging · SPARE PART

CA9653

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Technical specifications

BrandISP Stitching & Bindery Products
CategorySPARE PART
IndustryManufacturing · Packaging
Part descriptionThin felt washer
Stated materialFelt
Quantity per assembly1 unit
Bill-of-material applicationIndex 34 in CAAA2005W stitching head assembly; item 5 in wire guide spring components
Associated equipmentM2000 EZ Thread stitching head

Summary datasheet - ISP CA9653

CA9653 is an ISP Stitching & Bindery Products spare part described in the documentation as a thin felt washer. It appears in the M2000 EZ Thread manual, model CAAA2005W, within the stitching head assembly parts breakdown.

The same reference appears in the M2000 wire guide spring components section, where it is listed as item 5 with a quantity of 1 unit. In that assembly it is used alongside washers, a thick felt washer, compression spring, elastic stop nut, rollers, and wire guide/straightener eccentrics.

Its typical use is maintenance replacement in wire stitching heads used on bindery and print-finishing equipment. The sources reviewed do not state dimensions, numeric thickness, or felt hardness for this washer.

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