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How to bind using plastic combs<br />

1 Select the correct comb size<br />

• Insert the entire document to be bound into the binder<br />

channel. Press the binding lever downwards and read<br />

off the required comb size from the scale on the mobile<br />

pressure bar. Use the table if you intend to bind more<br />

than approx. 125 sheets of 80g paper (comb larger than<br />

14mm).<br />

Max. Sheet 145 165 195 225 240 280 330 390 450<br />

Number<br />

Comb Size 16 19 22 25 28 32 38 45 51<br />

2 Insert and open the comb<br />

• Slide the comb opening lock downwards (Fig. 12)<br />

• Place the plastic comb with the open side facing upwards<br />

into the comb holder.<br />

• Press the binding lever downwards so that the comb<br />

opens fully and the material to be bound can be inserted<br />

easily.<br />

If you are only intending to bind a single document, then<br />

continue with Step 4 below. If you wish to bind several<br />

identical documents simultaneously (series) then continue<br />

with Step 3.<br />

3 Restricting the comb opening width<br />

If you need to bind several documents which all require<br />

the same size comb it is more productive to set the comb<br />

opening lock.<br />

• Open you comb as usual using the binding lever.<br />

• Slide the comb opening lock upwards until it stops and let<br />

it lock in this position.<br />

• The comb binding lever will now always open a comb at<br />

this size setting.<br />

4 Load the punched paper onto the comb<br />

• Load each punched paper stack onto the comb.<br />

5 Close the comb<br />

• Move the binding lever back to its uppermost position<br />

• Remove you bound document from the unit.<br />

If you wish to replace or add individual pages you can always<br />

open and re-close the comb again (see steps 2-5).<br />

How to bind using wire/click<br />

1 Select the correct wire size<br />

• Insert the material to be bound into the binder channel<br />

and read of the required wire size from the scale on the<br />

mobile pressure bar.<br />

2 Load the wire<br />

• Position the wire in the holder<br />

3 Load the punched paper<br />

• Load each punched paper stack onto the spine<br />

BINDING TIP!<br />

Place the back cover page (B) on top of the front cover page<br />

(17A) so that the opening of the wire or click cannot be seen<br />

later.<br />

4 Closing the wire/click<br />

Wires are intended for one-off use only. In contrast to the<br />

plastic combs and click spines these cannot be re-opened<br />

and closed.<br />

• Slide the button downwards (Fig 12)<br />

• Hold the binding material with your left hand in the binder<br />

channel in such a way that the wire stops with the open<br />

end facing down.<br />

• With your right hand press the binding lever down as far<br />

as is necessary until the wire is perfectly closed.<br />

• In the case of click close the rings manually or using the<br />

zipper supplied with the clicks.<br />

5 Restricting the closing width of wire<br />

Many identical documents (series) can be bound easily and<br />

simply by restricting the closing width.<br />

• Determine how far you have to press the binding lever<br />

downwards until the wire is perfectly closed (Step 4).<br />

Keep the binding lever in this position.<br />

• Slide the button upwards until it stops and let it lock in<br />

this position.<br />

You can now press down the binding lever to its stop position<br />

and each document in the series is provided with a perfectly<br />

closed wire.

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