Description - Fastbind ELITE Mode D'emploi

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DESCRIPTION

General
Binding Possibilitiess
Hot Melt Adhesives
rev. d5 Elite Multilang
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Congratulations on your purchase of the Fastbind Elite hot melt book binding
machine - the current fl ag ship of Fastbind models!
Elite offers Fastbinds cutting edge rotary binding technology and takes the
concept further by offering excellent binding charasteristics even with diffi cult
materials. New double roller roughener broadens binding material range by
providing necessary tools to open paper grain with coated papers. As before,
various cover materials can be processed without time consuming adjustments.
One binding machine to handle a whole range of paper products from simple tear-
off pads to demanding hard cover applications!
We believe that Elite brings tabletop document binding onto a completely new
level and wish you productive moments with it!
Elite can be used to bind various paper and cardboard products. All four binding
types can be done with two simple tool sets and with the same machine settings.
The machine is normally delivered with softcover tool set and hardcover tools are
available as an accessory. Following table lists which tools can be used each of
the four binding types:
Binding Types
and Required Tools
1. Scratch pad
2. Softcover
3. Hardcover
4. Strip
S for softcover and H hardcovers. Please note that the Hardcover toolkit is an
accessory consisting of hardcover paperguide and hardcover nipping tool.
Elite uses hot melt adhesive for binding and works properly only with hot melt
type of adhesives. This means that adhesives designed for other purposes, or
containing organic ingredients for instance, cannot be used. The manufacturer
recommends Fastbind Hot Melts, which have optimal melting point - viscosity
combination for Fastbind machines and thus suits for all binding work done with
Elite. Moreover, this adhesive is nontoxic and can be used safely indoors.
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DESCRIPTION
Paper Guide
Nipping Tool
Model
S H
S H
x x x
x x
x
x x
x x x
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