What's the maximum number of pages that you can bind with this binding machine at one time?
772277
Good afternoon,This machine has a 3/4" binding capacity. Please let me know if you have any further questions.Cheers,-Josh Y
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It is not noted by pages being not sure of the paper type, but here are all the specs for this model:Model: Pro-Bind 1000Binding Capacity: Up to 3/4"Binding Throat: 12" x 1 1/4"Machine Dimensions: 15 1/2" W x 8 7/8" H x 4 1/4" DWeight: 2 lbs.Electrical Specifications: 110 V/60 HzWarranty: 1 yearPlease let me know if we can help in anyway thanks!
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I have only used the 3/4" spines, so I can't say for sure how thick it can handle. With the 3/4" spine I have put together several books of 130 pages, which is 65 sheets of 24lb paper. Some covers are hardcover, some softcover. I know if I had a need for 1" spine it would handle it. I just wish there was an economical cover for a 6x9 book, but unfortunately those are "special order" and are more than I want to pay. Hope this helps.
843702
There are 25 pages, each page having 9 slots in it! These are high quality pages with thick, durable plastic.
2277680
Multi-page, up to about 35 or so. And it works very well, I might add, have had no jams. This is an amazing little machine.
2195391
No, its a premade book, so the pages are in the binding , not allowing you to add more pages.
444028
there is 50 pages of 8 slots. the pages are made well however the pages are made into the binder not able to be removed and certainly after filled there is no way to add pages.
2222089
If you mean the width, it will only take up to 1" wide binding. I have one and was surprised at how small it is.
664668
Yes, it will do a group of pages. You will need to "fan" your pages a little, but the the machine will take them through. I do approximately 30 to 50 at a time. You probably can do more than that. Hope this helps.
1371332
It can accommodate many pages (I'd argue 50+). When you buy Pioneer page refills, there are little extenders you can screw onto the existing screws of the album, therefore increasing the length of the screws in which you load the pages on.
180702
I don't know the specific number of pages. I do know that the unit covers copies, printing, scanning and faxes. That make the count of pages nearly impossible as the density of print could be different on each of the applications. This printer is perfect for our needs. We have one in each of our offices. Sorry I couldn't give you a number but I hope this helps.
708246
I use it for film scripts that range from 90 to 120 pages. I have seen these binders hold up to 150 pages but you'll need an extra half inch to properly accommodate 200.
383531
Not able to give a precise answer as I did not keep count. In going over my paper usage I would estimat at this time I have pritned around 1800 pages, starting on a new 800 ream. No problems at this point.
2237223
Each slot will hold 7 pages easily. It gets a little tight with more, but also a bit more stable. I just stuck 9 pagers into one slot, and it could still hold a few more.
708247
I'm not really sure. I only needed it to hold 50 pages, which it does nicely. Sorry.
631383
It should just bind.. 3 out of the 4 I purchased binded perfectly... Had to return the other one
231061
Not really since it has no internal settings of it's own. I suggest going into the folder you save them to and from there placing all six pages as a single document in office or some similar program.
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I don't think that there is any specific number of scans that you can do in a month/week/day. Just remember that it will not scan more than about 8 or 10 pages maximum at a time. I try to keep my actual pages around 6-8 and then you just keep telling it to "continue" as you add more pages.
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I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck.