92UC/92TVC/115TVC Cut and Drill in one Machine Versatile Applications Include: - Paint Can Labels - Double perforation for loose-leaf collections, pre-perforated writing pads or exercise books, pre-perforated business reports or contract forms - Quadruple perforation for loose-leaf collections or ring binders - Multi-perforation for wire-comb bound books, brochures, user's manuals, atlases, handbooks, advertising documents, conference or meeting agendas, or calenders with wire-comb or spiral binding

The Perfecta Cut-O-Drill cutting and drilling system optimizes the processing of offset and digital printing, and guarantees quick and economic processes. Costs and space requirements are reduced, and the combination of cutting and drilling operations do not require re-piling or intermediate storage of the stack. This drastically reduces the hazard of stack damage and mis-sorting.

The Perfecta Cut-O-Drill is based on the Perfecta 92 TVC with the PC-Cut or PC-Link modules for external programming and data linking. This system is the prerequisite to networked operation using digital equipment. The drilling unit has been placed over the cutting table for cutting and drilling - the latter being supported by its own positioning system. All operations are done within one station to avoid unnecessary movements of the paper pile. The heavy-duty drilling system specifically designed for the Perfecta 92 is supplied by Dürselen.

The drilling unit is located on two guide rails laterally fitted to the cutting table. A shaft which drives the drilling heads runs to the drilling beam. The drilling heads can be shifted lengthways, while the position of the drilling beam is optionally program-controlled. The hole pitch can be set to any distance. All drilling heads are simultaneously moved toward the paper pile in the vertical direction. The speed of the motor is driven by a frequency inverter and can be adjusted by the program controller. The shavings are automatically disposed of via a conveyor belt programmed from the touch screen at the front panel.

The entire system is accommodated in the Perfecta 92 or 115 so that the floor space required for the machine and its operating parameters remain unchanged.