Prebena’s new plier


carton staplers PREBENA Wilfried Bornemann GmbH & Co KG has two new plier carton staplers, 4C-WZ38BNH and 1A-AZ16BNH for the packaging industry.


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he new 4C-WZ38BNH stapler, for staples up to 38mm, is suitable for flat stapling cardboard boxes and transport packaging. With an adjustable die, cardboard boxes from 16mm – 30mm can be quickly and easily


implemented. For the stapling, PREBENA staples type WZ from 16mm – 38 mm should be used. PREBENA says this stapler is innovative and unique with


tool-free adjustment of the movable die for carton strengths, a safety device, an extended throat depth of 220mm, mark protection that prevents damage to the cardboard, and a special die-head that guarantees a controlled bending of the staples. PREBENA’s other new plier carton stapler is the 1A-AZ16BNH, also suitable for flat stapling cardboard boxes from 6mm – 12mm. It is suitable for use with staple types AZ from 10mm – 16mm (3


/8 inches – 5 /8 inches). The 1A-AZ16BNH has a moveable die for cardboard


thickness of 6mm – 12mm, extended throat depth of 140mm, a safety device, high load capacity due to extended magazine and, like the 4C-WZ38BNH stapler, a special die-head. Both staplers are delivered in a plastic case with a hardened


driver blade, 360° adjustable exhaust, single release, silencer and an ergonomic rubberised handle.


Washers and stamping parts according to DIN / ISO / NFE, customer drawings or samples.


Stainless steels, special alloys (e.g. Duplex, corrosion resistant steels, heat resistant alloys, offshore and corrosion resistant alloys, high nickel alloys), non ferrous metals, titanium.


Lueg-Stanztechnik e.K. Osemundstraße 3 D-58849 Herscheid, Germany Tel: +49 (0) 2357 172813-0 Fax: +49 (0) 2357 172813-99 email: info@lueg-stanztechnik.de


www.lueg-stanztechnik.de


Angular head 90° POWERFUL & COMPACT


The new angular head 90° for TAURUS® NEW Advantages for the user:


• Ease of access for small edge clearances (15 mm) • High setting force in tight installation areas (up to 20 kN) • Large stroke (up to 23 mm) • Simple assembly • Compact and robust design • Simple jaws maintenance • Use of standard jaws • Low vibration, even at high breaking force level • Can be freely fi xed in any position around the TAURUS®


tensile axis (360° free rotation)


! Also fi nd out about the Angular head 90° compact for TAURUS®


GESIPA Blindniettechnik GmbH Nordendstraße 13-39


64546 Mörfelden-Walldorf


T +49 (0) 6105 962 0 F+49 (0) 6105 962 287 info@gesipa.com


Germany www.gesipa.com A company of


1-2 for very small and tight spaces! (up to 10kN)


for TAURUS®


1-4


1-4 is designed


for use in tight spaces. Its sturdy design allows it to apply large setting forces when setting blind rivets even in difficult to access work areas.


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