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    SCM Manual Single Cornering Machine

    SCM Manual Single Cornering Machine

    • Manufacturer: Challenge

    The Challenge SCM Manual Cornering Machine delivers industrial-grade performance with manual precision, perfect for cornering everything from single sheets to thick paper stacks with ease.

    Toronto, Canada
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    CoilMac-EX Pro All-In-One Electric Coil

    CoilMac-EX Pro All-In-One Electric Coil Punch, Electric Inserter, and Electric Coil Crimper

    • Manufacturer: Akiles

    The Akiles CoilMac-EX Pro is a powerful all-in-one electric coil binding system that combines punching, inserting, and crimping into a single machine—perfect for professional, high-volume binding environments.

    Toronto, Canada
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    HD8370 14" Wire Closer

    HD8370 14" Wire Closer

    • Manufacturer: Rhin-O-Tuff

    The Rhin-O-Tuff HD8370 14” Wire Closer delivers fast, precise, and professional wire binding with a single-step operation—ideal for commercial environments and high-volume offices.

    Toronto, Canada
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    CP375 Duo Crease and Perf

    CP375 Duo Crease and Perf

    • Manufacturer: Multigraf

    The Touchline CP375 DUO is a high-performance finishing system engineered for medium-to-high volume production . It delivers professional creasing and perforating, both stop and continuous in longitudinal directi...

    Toronto, Canada
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    Square iT2 Squareback Booklet Finisher

    Square iT2 Squareback Booklet Finisher

    • Manufacturer: Formax

    The Square iT2 is a compact, user-friendly unit that combines two functions in a single pass: it squares the binding and trims the face edge. Getting professional results from an existing staple-and-fold finisher...

    Toronto, Canada
  • 2024 North River 21 Fastback

    2024 North River 21 Fastback

    • Manufacturer: Powis
    • Model: Fastback

    Take on the water with confidence in this 2024 North River 21 Seahawk Fastback. A premium blend of performance, durability, and comfort. Built with North River's legendary craftsmanship, this boat is designed for...

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    Est. $2,408/mo

    Port Alberni, Canada
  • 2011 Sterling Digibinder

    2011 Sterling Digibinder

    • Manufacturer: Sterling
    • Model: DIGIBINDER

    One In-Plant owner Digibinder. VERY light use since new. Desk-op heavy duty perfect binder with pad-making feature as well. Includes 30 lbs of glue. Under 14,000 binds/pads since new!! Looks like a new machine...

    Canada

Overview

Book binding machines are essential for creating professionally bound books, reports, manuals, and other documents. These machines can handle various binding methods such as perfect binding, coil binding, and wire binding, making them versatile for different types of projects. They are used by publishers, print shops, and businesses to produce high-quality, durable books and documents efficiently.

FAQ

What types of book binding machines are available?

Common types include perfect binders, coil binders, wire binders, and thermal binders. Each type is suited for different binding needs and project sizes.

How do I choose the right book binding machine?

Consider the volume of books you need to bind, the type of binding, and the machine's compatibility with your materials. Assess features like speed, capacity, and ease of use.

What should I look for when purchasing a used book binding machine?

Check the machine's condition, age, and service history. Ensure it has been well-maintained and is compatible with your binding requirements.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a book binding machine?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Properly secure the machine and protect it from potential damage during transit.

What maintenance does a book binding machine require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, and checking for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.