Plate Shims
| PART # | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| SP0042 | SHIM, .005″ RBP |
| SP0043 | SHIM, .010″ RBP |
| SP0044 | SHIM, .015″ RBP |
| SP0045 | SHIM, .020″ RBP |
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A 100% recycled Kraft product developed specifically for use in newspapers as underwrap for newspaper bundles.
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Stretch Film
We carry a full line of Cast or Blown, Machine or Hand.
Which Guage Should I Use? SKID WEIGHT FILM GUAGE Up to 4,000lbs. 120 Up to 3,000lbs. 90 Up to 2,500lbs. 80 Up to 2,000lbs. 70 Up to 1,600lbs. 60 Which Stretch Should I Use? CAST BLOWN MICRON Clarity Excellent Good Excellent Cling Good Excellent Good Noise Level Quiet Loud Quiet Elongation High High Minimal Puncture Resitance Good Excellent Good Load Retention Good Excellent Good Attributes Quiet, Clear. Recommended for Uniform Loads. Puncture Resistant. Recommended for Irregular Loads. Puncture Resistant. More coverage with less film Please call 1-800-347-7377 for a quote.
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Stitching Wire
STITCHING WIRE FOR ALL MACHINES
Our wide range of superior wire will run consistently and smoothly because of the state of the art low-tension spooling process and pre lubrication for less wear on the stitcher heads.
STITCHING WIRE OFFERINGS
- Galvanized – “G”
- X & XXX grades – “X” or “XXX”
- Tinned Wire – “T”
- Liquor Finish (Brassy) – “LF”
- Stainless Steel Wire – “SS”
- Spiral Binding Wire
- Box Wire
- Bale Wire
- Copier Spools for Xerox & Kodak machines
GALVANIZED VS. TINNED
Galvanized wire is the standard wire and used by many printers and binders. The tinned wire is more expensive and offers a more oily finish that may leave less residue on the stitcher heads.
HARDNESS CHOICE
High Carbon provides a strong driving force for thicker books. The higher the carcon, the more wear on the machine’s stitcher heads. It is recommended that the standard wire is tried before switching to a higher carbon wire.
STANDARD
Economical and smooth running, suitable for light to moderate work.
“X”
Mid Grade – More carbon for improved driving strength and stitching quality.
“XXX”
Triple carbon for thick work and specialty jobs.
