Opus Easy 120 User Manual
OPUS Easy 120 • User guide
GB
OPUS Easy 120
User guide
GB
1 - The back wall of the channel is bent in to clamp covers and pages
2 - Special covering for hot print stamping
3 - Shaped front edge to keep a perfected flat face to the front of the presentations
4 - The internal pages are protected against damage by the covers from the channel
5 - The front face of the channel is never misshaped always flat
6 - The special protrusions (on selected channels) at each end help to centre covers and papers of the
presentation document and stop them moving sideways in the channel
METALBIND SYSTEM
OPUS EASY 120 was designed for binding documents and covers using the
METALBIND SYSTEM of covers and channels. The pages of the presentation
document are placed between covers and than put into the METALBIND channel
and clamped together from the outside.
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Contents:
1 METALBIND SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
HEALTH & SAFETY
ASSEMBLEING AND PREPARATION
TO WORK
BINDING WITH METALBIND
CBIND SYSTEM
TECHNICAL DATA
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Metalbind
OPUS Easy 120 • User guide
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DESCRIPTION2
• Before operating the equipment read the Health & Safety precautions, manufacturers
recommendations and the operation/user manual
• The operation/user manual should be easily available at any time for the operator
• The equipment must be kept away and out of reach of children
• Equipment must be protected against dust and damp and should be positioned on a strong and sturdy
flat surface
• While binding, do not put ngers into the binding slot
• Be careful when moving the equipment it is very heavy
• The machine must not be used for any other purposes other than those indicated in the operating/
user manual
• It is necessary to check and supervise if the equipment is being used and operated correctly, before
reporting any malfunctions or problems to the service department or dealer
• Equipment must not be located outside or operated in temperatures under 8˚C / 46.4˚F and must be
operated in accordance with the general Health & Safety rules failure to do so could cancel
the guarantee
• Repairs must be carried out by authorized sta, during the guarantee period, failure to do so could
cancel the guarantee.
• Always leave the arm (1) in the open position
1 - Handle
2 - Clamp lever
3 - Binding slot
4 - Channel size selector graph with indentions
5 – Binding bar and jaw
6 - Extended back support
HEALTH & SAFETY
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NOTE:
The binding bar is xed to the binding jaw by a magnet. When binding the binding bar
tilts forward slightly and drops back. Should the binding bar come out, by accident,
to replace it ensure that the notches on the binding bar t on the 2 square pins at each
end of the binding jaw.
ASSEMBLEING AND PREPARATION TO WORK
No tools are required to assemble. After taking the device out of the packing box, start
assembling the equipment. Screw the handle to the arm(1). Install extended back support
(6) on the top at the back with the thumb screw supplied. The equipment is now ready for
work.
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1. Use the channel selecting graph with indentions (4) or chats below to choose the channel
size.
H = hard cover. p = pages. T = transparent cover. S = soft cover. O = no cover.
Example: H/p/H =(H) hard cover/ (p)pages / (H) hard cover
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Channel size H/p/H H/p/T S/p/S O/p/O
1,5 - - 1 - 15 1 - 15
3 - - 16 - 32 15 - 30
5 18 - 31 18 - 33 33 - 45 18 - 38
7 32 - 60 34 - 63 46 - 62 39 - 67
10 61 - 89 64 - 92 63 - 94 68 - 97
13 90 - 120 93 - 120 95 - 120 98 - 120
BINDING WITH METALBIND
2. Pull the bind handle up (1) to the open position, vertical.
3. Move the clamp lever (2) completely out to the left.
4. Prepare the documentation for binding:
A Method:
• Take the pile of documents insure they are even, put them between the covers, check
the pages are cantered between the edges of covers.
• Now take the documents and covers and push carefully into the channel, start with one
end.
• Put the channel (7) with documents start with one end at an angle, into the binding
slot as shown bellow. Ensure that all sizes of channels are in the centre of the binding
slot.
• Slid the clamp lever in (2) to the right until you can feel resistant’s on the lever.
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