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Horizon BQ 260
Fast and good perfect binder | perfect for print shopswell maintained machines | directly from Germany
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Perfect Binder
Horizon BQ 260
- Serial: 098210
- Year: 1998
- Side glue device
- Milling station, automatic cover feeder, delivery
- Binding thickness: 0,5 – 40 mm
- Book spine length max: 320 / min: 75 mm
- Cover max: 650 x 320 mm
- Speed with milling max: 390 books/h / no milling max: 540 books/h
- Weight: 570 KG
- Voltage: 380 V / 1,5 KW / 50 Hz
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