GBC 16 Series User Manual page 128

- the actual cutting tools that are part of the Die Set. Each Die Pin
cuts a hole in the paper. A die set that punches several holes has several die
pins. Also, these pins are individually removable to adjust for different
widths of paper, or for replacement, in case one becomes damaged.
- an assembly that is located
in the center of the paper path through the Punch. It consists of rails with
large plastic ball bearings under which the paper passes with minimal
friction. The Document Transport Ball Track Assembly is hinged and can
be opened (lifted) in the event of a paper jam. This assembly also contains
reflectors for the two sensors installed in that area of the paper path.
- a high speed printer that feeds the actual documents to the
FusionPunch II and stackers.
- same as DocuPrint above, except it is larger, more
configurable, and has a wider range of capabilities.
- the knob that is used in centering the
Punch to ensure that the holes are centered (side to side) on the paper.
- any device that is installed inline with a printer to
process and finish documents. The FusionPunch II is a finishing device.
The Stacker is another example of a finishing device.
- a small, contoured paper guide made of Mylar® or Teflon®
plastic and located under the Sheet Eject Strap Assembly, next to the Side
Guide.
Mylar® and Teflon® are registered trademarks of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
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