The Hang 107-20 is a used paper drill — sometimes referred to as a book drill or paper boring machine — a piece of finishing equipment designed to drill clean, precise holes through stacks of paper, booklets, documents, or bound materials. Paper drills are a standard tool in print finishing, bookbinding, and document processing environments, where consistent hole placement and the ability to handle multiple sheets in a single pass are essential.
This 1991 machine is equipped with four drilling heads, giving it the capacity to produce multiple holes in a single operation without repositioning the stock. The drilling heads feature adjustable spacing between them, allowing the operator to set hole distances to suit different document formats and binding specifications. An automatic table movement function advances the work table between drilling cycles, supporting consistent, repeatable results and improving throughput in production use.
Operation is controlled via an electrical foot switch, freeing both hands to manage and align the material being drilled. The machine is mounted on a mobile sub-frame, making it straightforward to reposition within a workshop or finishing floor as needed.
The machine is located in Germany and is available immediately from stock, with worldwide shipping and installation offered. It carries the seller reference HA230097A.
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