Re: RING BINDING

5050 (Guest)

Sorry but I really don't know what ring binding is.....What does a finished product look like?

Ring binding by definition is punched paper usually in the US 2 or 3 HP. Can some one upload a pic of what this does? Or is RING BINDING in copiers more like spec'd to run a coil through it?

This is something that I am embarressed not to know but the more i look into it the less I can find. thanks

10/29/096:45 AM

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5050 (Guest)

What is the change of speed of the RICOH PRO SERIES when utlizing the ring binder?

What are the Jam Ratios when using this function?

Are the rings propeitary from RICOH or can any Be used?

thanks

10/29/097:35 AM

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merlinDocusultant P4P'er

RING binding is not a coil but it is plastic binder. If you look at the GBC option with the different dies you may get some idea. Ricoh's ring punch is only one type and it's installs the rings at the same time. It suppose to not slow up the machine. The binders are proprietary to Ricoh.

10/29/099:26 AM

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ChuckElite P4P'er

5050:
Search the internet for "GBC Pro Click" and you should see a very, very similar example. Advantage of this binding is the ability to re-open and change/insert/delete previously bound pages from the "book". I don't like the resulting bind as much as I do the GBC Comb (Cerlok) Binding but the "Pro Click" bind is a finished set when removed from the device.

11/1/0911:54 AM

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