Dimensions:
Flange: 22.5 Inches
Overall Width: 26 Inches
Weight: 1000LBS
With this Stitching Wire Spool you will be able to continuously stitch close to 11 Million books (w/25 Gauge) without having a single spool change over. This stitching wire spool can be used for medium to high output binderies.
Stitching Wire's Quality of Finish
Quality of
Finish:
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Importance of having the proper Tensile in your Stitching Wire
Tensile is
defined as the uniaxial tension until failure measured in pounds per square
inch (PSI). The higher the failure point the stiffer the wire, this is measured
on tensile testing machine. High quality stitching wire has a tensile range of
135,000 to 165,000 PSI. A tensile above 165,000 PSI will wear out parts in your
stitching head prematurely, causing maintenance costs and down time. High
tensile wire can also wear out the knives in a trimmer section prematurely. The
increased hardness of the stitching wire will nick a trimmer section’s knives
more severely when struck during saddle stitcher jams. A tensile below 135,000
PSI will cause the stitching wire to be soft and not properly form a proper stitch.
High
tensile stitching wires are available in the industry, but the cost benefits of
using a high tensile wire with a thinner diameter on thicker applications is
outweighed by the cost of premature wear on stitching heads and trimmer section
knives.
Stitching Wire Cast and Camber (Helix)
Commercially produced, stitching wire is not straight. Each spool size
has a desired curvature of the wire. The radial or circular curvature is known
as “Cast.” Cast is measured as the diameter of a free turn of wire. The axial
component is referred to as “Camber.” Camber is measured at the offset in the
ends of one turn of freely hanging wire. The larger the cast and the smaller
the camber are characteristics of a high quality wire. This allows the wire to
go into the stitching head smoother, producing less drag, and will provide fewer
dropped stitches. The stitching head will work more efficiently with less
energy and maintenance.
Location:Glendale Wisconsin
Glendale, WI, USA
WCJ Pilgrim Wire - Spiral Binding Wire - Mechanical Binding
WCJ Pilgrim Wire has a large selection of Spiral Binding Wire. We stock sizes from .027" (.685 mm) all the way to .080" (2.03 mm). Mechanically binding is a great way to make your book, advertisement, handout, pop in front of you client or customer. Please contact WCJ Pilgrim Wire for a free Spiral Wire Pantone Book. Call us today at 414.291.9566 or contact us on our website at this link WCJ Pilgrim Wire Website.
We look forward to helping you.
Location:Glendale Wisconsin
Glendale, WI 53212, USA
WCJ Pilgrim Wire is in Dusseldorf Germany at the Drupa Trade Show, Hall 13 Booth D70. We offer the highest quality stitching wire products in the world.
Buy a stitching machine at Drupa and WCJ Pilgrim Wire will give you 2 rolls of wire at no charge, come and stop by our booth.
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Buy a stitching machine at Drupa and WCJ Pilgrim Wire will give you 2 rolls of wire at no charge, come and stop by our booth.
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Drupa - Stitching Wire
Drupa - Messe Dusseldorf
WCJ Pilgrim Wire will be in Hall 13 Booth 70
WCJ Pilgrim Wire will be showing our high quality stitching wire on a world stage at this years Drupa show in Dusseldorf German. We look forward to seeing everyone and introducing our newest wire division "WCJ Worldwide".
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WCJ Pilgrim Wire will be in Hall 13 Booth 70
WCJ Pilgrim Wire will be showing our high quality stitching wire on a world stage at this years Drupa show in Dusseldorf German. We look forward to seeing everyone and introducing our newest wire division "WCJ Worldwide".
www.wcjwire.com
WCJ Pilgrim Wire Will Be Open on Monday January 2nd 2012
Box Stitching Wire Problems, Box Stitchers
When the machine is initially setup with a new spool of box stitching wire the brake system does not take much pressure to prevent the spool from over rotating because of the weight of the wire. As the wire gets further to the bottom of the spool it gets easier and easier for the spool to over rotate causing a nesting of the wire or jam. The spool holder brake should be adjusted as the wire comes off to stop this problem.
As you can see in your picture windings of the wire are no longer in line (one after another) like they would be normally during the spooling process.
This is what points us to the over rotation theory. The wire nested initially and when the wire kept on feeding into the machine the jam or snag happened from wires getting tightened upon one another.
Stitching Wire Spool Dimensions
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