The Hang 106 MK is a paper drill — sometimes called a book drill — a machine used in print finishing and bindery operations to bore clean, precise holes through stacks of paper, books, or other bound materials. This unit is a multi-head model equipped with seven drilling heads, allowing multiple holes to be drilled simultaneously across a sheet in a single pass. The spacing between the drilling heads is adjustable, giving operators the flexibility to accommodate a variety of hole-pattern specifications and paper sizes without retooling.
The machine is driven by an electric motor and includes an electric foot switch, which frees both hands for positioning and feeding stock, improving both productivity and accuracy during operation. It dates from 1985 and is supplied complete with its substructure, meaning the machine arrives as a self-contained, ready-to-install unit.
This used Hang 106 MK is located in Germany and is described as available immediately from stock.
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