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Ask about our new tangle free dereelers or our stitcher retro fit kit to eliminate the wear on the springs in the back of your machine.
Ask about our new tangle free dereelers or our stitcher retro fit kit to eliminate the wear on the springs in the back of your machine.
Yes, oiling the wire will prolong the life of your stitcher heads. It will also help the performance of your stitcher heads. Using a 10 W30 oil on the felt pads on the head and applying oil on the wire itself will help the performance. By oiling properly you will avoid getting oil on the product you are stiching.
A staple for a book is usually one inch. Two staples are usually used in each book. (You will need to know the number of staples per book and the number of books for the job being quoted.)
(2 inches per book) x (amount of books) = total inches of wire
(total inches of wire) / (inches per spool) = amount of spools
(total inches of wire) / (inches per pound) = amount of pounds
Gauge | Size | Inches per lb | Feet per lb | Recommended Thickness of Work |
18 | 047 | 1992 | 166 | 5/8 to 2" |
19 | 041 | 2676 | 223 | |
20 | 035 | 3708 | 309 | 1/2 to 1" |
21 | 032 | 4476 | 373 | 5/16 to 5/8" |
22 | 028 | 5495 | 458 | |
23 | 026 | 6756 | 563 | 1/8 to 3/8" |
24 | 023 | 8496 | 708 | 1/16 to 1/4" |
25 | 020 | 10800 | 900 | 1/16 to 7/32" |
26 | 018 | 13728 | 1144 | up to 3/16" |
27 | 017 | 15036 | 1253 | up to 1/16" |
28 | 016 | 17148 | 1429 | 2 to 16 sheets |
18x20 | 047x035 | 2544 | 212 | 5/8 to 2" |
19x21.5 | 041x030 | 3396 | 283 | 1/2 to 1" |
20x24 | 035x023 | 4896 | 408 | up to 13/16" |
20x25 | 035x020 | 5448 | 454 | 1/8 to 5/8" |
21x25 | 032x021 | 6708 | 559 | 1/16 to 1/2" |
No, in most cases this is a simple adjustment on the head itself. Adjust the wire curl for a consistent feed of the wire to eliminate the problem.
There may be several reasons why deposits are found around your stitcher head. First determine where the problem is happening. Just because there are flakes around the stitcher head does not mean that is where the problem is. Take a magnet and see if the magnet picks up these flakes. If the magnet picks up the flakes, then that means that the wire is being scraped and therefore the coating of the wire is being damaged. Trace back from the spool to the stitcher head and look for any areas where the wire may be rubbing or scraping and adjust the part. And oil, oil, oil…