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Hang 114-30 4 Paper Drill
()- Listing No
- 1020748
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Hang
- Model
- 114-30 4
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Multi-spindle – paper drilling machine Hang 114-30 /4 SN 101655 completely workshop overhauled condition with sliding table (with 3 tabs) with infinitely variable spindle drive with infinitely variable drill feed drive 4 air cooled drill heads are installed max.5 are possible Drilling range 3 – 14 mm Drilling distance adjustable Machine mobile on rollers with three-phase motor 380 V Triggering by electric foot switch reversing circuit
About this machine
The Hang Paper Drill is a used multi-spindle paper drill — sometimes referred to as a book drill or paper boring machine — designed for drilling precise holes through stacks of paper, booklets, and bound documents. This type of machine is a staple in print finishing, bookbinding, and document processing operations where accurate, repeatable hole placement across large volumes of material is required.
This particular unit carries serial number 101655 and has been fully overhauled in the workshop prior to listing, putting it in refurbished working condition. It is equipped with four air-cooled drill heads as installed, with the machine architecture supporting a maximum of five heads, giving a buyer the option to expand capacity if needed. The drilling diameter range runs from 3 mm to 14 mm, covering the most common hole sizes used in print and binding work.
Both the spindle drive and the drill feed drive are infinitely variable, meaning the operator can continuously adjust spindle speed and feed rate rather than selecting from fixed steps — an important feature when working with different paper grades, stack heights, or drill diameters. The drilling distance between heads is also adjustable, allowing the machine to be configured for different hole-pattern specifications without fixed tooling changes.
The machine is fitted with a sliding table equipped with three tabs, which serves as the work-positioning fence system for consistent, repeatable placement of each stack. Triggering is handled by an electric foot switch, keeping the operator's hands free to control and position the material. A reversing circuit is included, which allows the spindle direction to be reversed — useful for clearing drills and reducing wear. The machine runs on a three-phase motor at 380 V and is mounted on rollers for ease of movement within a workshop. The unit is located in Germany.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
