The OMM Taladro Venus is a used die cutter — also known as a paper drill — manufactured by OMM Italia and currently located in Spain. Die cutters of this type are used in the print finishing and bookbinding industries to punch clean, precise holes through stacks of paper, card, or similar materials, and OMM Italia is a recognised Italian manufacturer of paper drilling and punching equipment serving the graphic arts and print trade.
This particular machine is a double-bit drill from the Venus series, meaning it is equipped with two drill heads and is specifically designed to bore two holes simultaneously. It carries a CE mark and was built in 2001. It runs on a three-phase electrical supply at 220/380 V and is fitted with a counter. The motor delivers 0.75 HP.
The work table measures 650 × 350 mm, providing a generous support area for the material being drilled. The machine accepts drill bits with a radius of 3 to 14 mm, covering a wide range of hole sizes. Maximum drilling depth is 80 mm and maximum drilling thickness through the material is 50 mm. The two drill heads can be set at a minimum centre-to-centre distance of 45 mm and a maximum of 115 mm, allowing the operator to adjust the spacing between the two holes to suit different formats. The model reference NS 295 is noted on the machine.
The Venus series is designed so that all models can be fitted with the same sliding table used on OMM's Concorde range. The basic manual configuration uses a hand lever; when mounted on a foot-pedal stand it becomes the Venus 2, and a motorised drive version is designated the Venus 3. The gross weight of the machine is 95 kg with a net weight of 56 kg.
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