Reasons to Get Excited About the Akiles iCoil-41 Coil Binding Machine

It's always exciting when a binding machine manufacturer releases a new product. Akiles, one of the most successful companies in the document finishing industry, recently put out the iCoil-41, a coil binding machine that's definitely something to get excited about. Here is a look at its features so you can learn what it can do for you and decide if it's the right binding equipment for your office.

• The iCoil-41 is capable of punching up to 15 pieces of paper at a time, which is pretty good for this type of device. The punching dies are incredibly durable and can take care of poly binding covers. Also, this machine has a vertical punching device as well as a side margin control so you'll accurately punch your paper every time.

• This machine is compatible with 4:1 pitch color coils, which are also sometimes called spiral coils. Color coils are great supplies because they come in more than 60 different colors. There are also numerous thicknesses available. You can bind documents containing up to 440 pages with these supplies, so they're ideal for both short and long books.

• The iCoil-41 is equipped with an ergonomic punching handle for comfortable use. The handle is shaped in such a way that both right- and left-handed people can use it without any problems. This is terrific because it really makes the device extremely user-friendly.

• You'll find that the iCoil-41 is very durable. It's made up of various metal parts so you'll be able to get a lot of use out of it. This device even has a chip tray that's easy to empty so that when it comes time to dispose of your paper bits, they won't end up all over your office floor.

• The iCoil-41 looks terrific thanks to its black and white design. The machine is pretty compact so it will be easy for you to find room for it in your office. You shouldn't even really need to make room for it, which is very convenient.

• Each machine comes with a free pair of crimping pliers. This will save you a little bit of money because crimping pliers are a necessity and they typically cost around $30.00. You use the pliers to trim and fold up the ends of the binding coil once it's been inserted into your document. This helps keep the book together so you don't have to take the time to rebind it.

• The iCoil-41 isn't terribly expensive so it's a great choice if you like the look of coil binding but don't want to spend too much. Its warranty lasts for one full year so you'll be covered in case you end up with a defective unit.

The iCoil-41 is a great coil binding machine and it's one of Akiles' best products yet. From its punching capacity to its ergonomic handle, its modern design to its warranty, this is definitely a device that's worth getting excited about. Take a look at the iCoil-41 today.

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