Spiel Sterling PunchMaster 20

This product is discontinued. We recommend this similar product: Sterling DigiPunch Master

The Sterling PunchMaster 20 is a high-speed automatic paper punch and the paragon of automatic punching, considering its speed and versatility. It will punch for Double Loop Wire Binding, Spiral, Plastic, Coil Binding, T-Slots, or Plastic Comb Binding faster than any automatic punch on the market. It will also punch double row wrap around covers, windows, door hangers, and tags. The machine can punch any shape hole, anywhere on the sheet. 

Punch at 130 strokes per minute or 125,000 sheets per hour on the Sterling PunchMaster 20. The machine employs four way registration to ensure on accuracy. The PunchMaster 20 can be pre-loaded while running so that the operator is free to off-load the sheets and deliver them to the binder. The shingling of the sheets on the var-speed conveyor maximizes efficiency and facilitates quality control. An air feeder is available enabling the punching of: heavy board, signatures, or special stock. A jogger may be added to the system by simply lifting up the delivery tray and placing the jogger at the end of the conveyor. Since the PunchMaster 20 is built in the United States. Parts are readily available from a variety of local sources.

The PunchMaster 20 will punch signatures or single sheets from 4 x 5 inch cards all the way up to 20 x 20 inch calendars. Punch a variety of stock such as: paper, board, plastic, vinyl, or leather as well as aluminum sheets!

This machine can handle greater variety of jobs than any other punch and can produce many products that are die cut more quickly and cleanly without the need for stripping. It can also punch many jobs that would otherwise have to punched manually. If you cannot punch it on the PunchMaster 20, it cannot be punched automatically. Punch it all with the PunchMaster 20.

Features: 

• Stabber
• Die
• Air Feeder
• Calendar Hole Punch Attachment
• Lifter Stabber
• Micro Die Adjustment
• Drum Bypass
• Corner Perforation Attachment