An Introduction To Akiles Spiral Coil Binding Machines

Akiles is one of the leading manufacturers of spiral coil binding machines

. Here is a look at some of the top-selling Akiles machines, and their various features and functions.

1.) Akiles RubiCoil Manual Coil Binding Machine. A great machine for small businesses and home users who are looking for a low cost entry into the world of Spiral Coil binding, The Akiles RubiCoil Manual Spiral Coil Binding Machine offers the ability to punch up to ten sheets of normal twenty-pound paper at a time at a 4:1 pitch, 43-hole pattern. The Akiles RubiCoil is a great fit for occasional users, and the price of less than two hundred dollars ensures that it will fit into any budget, no matter how small. The RubiCoil's dies are constructed of hardened steel, and pack enough punch to make clean and precise work of hard to punch cover materials.

2.) Akiles CoilMac M Manual Coil Binding Machine. If you don't feel the need for the added cost of an electrical coil inserter (or you've already got a standalone inserter), the Akiles CoilMac M Manual Spiral Coil Binding Machine may be the machine for you. A rugged machine that is built to last, the CoilMac includes, punching margin control, side margin control, coil selector, and its disengageable dies and open throat punching design allow you to punch and bind larger sized documents, increasing your efficiency and productivity. Durable components and high functionality make the CoilMac M one of the best buys in its class, and a great choice for copy centers and binderies.

3.) Akiles Coilmac Plus Manual Oval Hole Coil Binding Machine. An improved version of the CoilMac M, the Coilmac-M+ provides the rugged construction and handy features that you've come to expect from the CoilMac line. The Coilmac-M+, however, gives you much more in the way of features than any machine in its class. First, the oval hole-punching pattern helps to make coil insertion easier than it ever has been before, and any document length is possible with the disengageable dies and the open throat design. Coilmac + also offers you a 0.248 pitch, helping to make sure that your ensure that your holes are just the right distance from the document's edge. If you already use a standalone coil inserter, or don't feel the need for one at all, The Akiles CoilMac M+ is a machine you should take a serious look at.

4.) Akiles CoilMac ER Coil Binding Machine. The new Akiles CoilMac ER coil gives you the look, feel, and function of the best of Akiles CoilMac line, but adds an electric coil inserter to the mix, making it one of the most feature laden binding machines available on the market.

5.) Akiles CoilMac EPI Heavy Duty Electric Coil Punch & Inserter. With its heavy-duty electric punch, electric coil inserter and complete array of functions, the CoilMac-EPI is a commercial grade workhorse, and one of the best spiral coil binding machines on the market. Its ability to punch up to twenty sheets at a time, and its easy foot-pedal control make binding large amounts of documents a breeze. All in all, the Akiles CoilMac EPI truly is the king of combo coil-binding machines.

by: Jeffrey McRitchie

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