This listing is for a used Constantin Hang HAN paper drill, a bench-top or floor-standing machine designed to punch holes through stacked paper documents. Paper drills — sometimes referred to as book drills — are used in print finishing, bookbinding, and document processing applications where clean, accurate holes must be made through multiple sheets at once. Constantin Hang is a well-established German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation in paper-processing and document-finishing equipment.
This particular machine is suited to binding and archiving applications where important documents such as identity cards, contracts, and similar materials need to be permanently and indissolubly combined. It handles paper, cardboard, and similar materials up to 2 mm in thickness, and is specified for stacks of 2 to 15 sheets at a time.
A notable feature is the integrated eyelet function: the machine punches the hole and inserts the eyelet in a single operation, with the eyelet itself performing the punching action. This eliminates a separate step and ensures a clean, reinforced hole in one pass. The machine also incorporates an automatic oil feed delivered via a magazine system, which lubricates the drill during operation for smooth, consistent performance. The manufacturer describes the running characteristics as exceptionally smooth. The machine is available with different eyelet inner diameters, making it adaptable to varying binding and finishing requirements.
The machine was manufactured in the year 2000 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany.
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