Novus B 4FC User Manual

Flat-Clinch stapler NOVUS B 4FC
• High-quality at-clinch stapler for everyday professional use
• Full-metal device with shiny plastic casing
• Press button loading system with double staple guide for precision
stapling
• Patented system for at-clinch staplers for temporary and permanent stapling as well as for nailing
• Weight: approx. 265 g
Maximum number of sheets of 80 g/m² paper. The maximum capacity in this case is 50 sheets.
Tool with metal functional parts
Temporary stapling makes it easy to keep papers together for short periods.The advantage: staples can be removed quickly and easily.
For quick fastening: nailing.
Quantity and type of staple that can be used. In this case, 100 pieces 24/6 to 24/8.
Quantity and type of staple that can be used. In this case, 150 pieces 26/6 to 26/8 staples.
Maximum paper insertion depth, in this case 60 mm.
Version Art.No. EAN Code
black shiny 020-1423 4009729015643
blue shiny 020-1468 4009729020326
grey shiny 020-1467 4009729020319
The spring loading mechanism - by pressing a button at the rear of the stapler, the staple magazine is released for front loading.
With staple legs resting at against the paper, at-clinch stapling cuts ling space by as much as 30 %. The minimum amount of space taken up by staple ends optimises binder capacity.
Novus oers a warranty of 25 years when handled in a proper manner.
The quality statement „German Engineering“ ensures that a product was developed according to German quality stan­dards by our engineering experts. All Novus products carrying the „German Engineering by Novus“ signet are manufactured in our own plants around the world by our own workforce, managed and supervised by our headquarters in Germany.
This machine bears the GS approval of product safety.
Flat-Clinch stapler NOVUS B 4FC
With stapling legs resting at against the paper, at-clinch stapling cuts lling space by as much as 30 %.
The third method of Novus dektop staplers: nailing. With this method, the staple ends are not bent over but sunk vertically into the stapled object.
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