You can use wire spines that have a maximum
Are you looking for an entry-level - yet high-quality - wire binding machine? If so, you should really take a look at the Renz Eco C. This is a twin-loop wire binding machine that offers incredible punching and binding capacities even though it lacks some of the more advanced features seen in more sophisticated machines. Here are the strengths and weaknesses of the Renz Eco C. Check them out. The strengths: The Eco C has one of the best punching capacities you'll find in a manual wire binding machine. In one lift, it's able to punch a maximum of 25 sheets of paper. This means you'll be able to literally punch thousands of pages every hour which will enable you to get more done in less time. Plus, your paper is punched vertically so you'll always get great results and not need to re-punch anything.
This machine also has a great binding capacity. When you use it, you'll be able to bind books that have as many as 280 pages, so it's perfect for lengthy documents. Also, this machine can bind documents very quickly. So it's totally possible that you'll be able to bind up to 250 books in an hour or so. You can use wire spines that have a maximum diameter of 1.25". The spines you use should have a 2:1 pitch so they'll match the hole pattern you get when you punch your pages. In addition to bond paper, you'll be able to punch and bind documents containing cardboard and/or plastic covers. The cardboard can't be any thicker than 1.5 millimeters pin screw Manufacturers and the plastic covers can only have a total thickness of 0.3 millimeters. This device has an integrated wire clamp for your convenience. This inclusion of this feature really speeds up the process
The Eco C doesn't have any disengageable punching dies which is a feature normally found in more expensive devices. The absence of this feature means the maximum length of your documents can be 11". In other words, the largest size of paper you'll be able to use is letter-sized (8.5" x 11"). Another feature this machine lacks is an adjustable depth of punch margin control. This type of feature allows you to control how far away from the edge of the paper the holes will be punched. It's a nice thing to have, but if you've never used it before, you probably won't miss it. Left-handed people might not appreciate the right-hand location of the device's punching and binding handles. Unfortunately, the handles can't be relocated. Conclusion: As you can see, the Renz Eco C has the ability to punch and bind a lot of documents quickly. It can even work with thin cardboard and plastics. However, it does lack disengageable dies and an adjustable depth of punch margin control, so this isn't the device to get if you need advanced features such as those. But if you just want a basic wire binding device, the Eco C will definitely fit the bill.
