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Stapling
5.5
This feature allows you to output copies collated and stapled by sets. Copies are output
offset and can be stapled in two positions.
The number of sheets that can be stapled is 2 to 50 (FX P paper) using the staple cartridge for 50 sheets
(optional) and 2 to 100 (FX P paper) using the staple cartridge for 100 sheets. The maximum number of sheets
for stapling is 65 for standard-sized paper longer than 8.5×11", or for non-standard size paper with a 216 mm
edge parallel to the feeding direction.
Suitable paper sizes for stapling and staple positions
The following paper sizes and positions are suitable for stapling:
Position
Paper Size
A4 portrait
B5 portrait,
16K portrait,
8×10" portrait,
8.5×11" portrait
A3
A4, 8.5×11", B4,
8.5×13", 8.5×14",
11×17", 8K
Document orientation
Follow the diagram below for loading documents in the Head to Left orientation:
When a message prompting you to replace staple cartridge appears, the machine will not start even if you press the Start
button. To proceed, replenish the staples first. For details, refer to "10.5 Replacing Staple Cartridge".
When the positions for punching and stapling are in conflict (e.g. stapling on the top left and punching on the right), the machine
will not start even if you press the Start button. Check the positions again.
When tray 5 (bypass) is selected, stapling can be carried out only if Plain/Heavywt 1 is selected for Paper Supply.
For non-standard paper size, only sizes within 210 – 297 mm (Y direction) and 182 – 432 mm (X direction) can be used.
If you attempt to staple copies exceeding the maximum number of sheets, stapling will be cancelled.
The maximum number of sheets that can be stapled is 50 using the staple cartridge for 50 sheets (optional) and 100 using the
staple cartridge for 100 sheets.
You can replace the installed staple cartridge with the optional staple cartridge for 50 sheets. Contact your Customer Support
Center for details.
Top Left×1
Top Right×1
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Finishing
Top×2
Left×2
Right×2
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