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Equipment Parts
1. Waste Paper Drawer
2. Punching Area
3. Punching/Binding Handle
4. Adjustable Margin Guide
5. Binding Area (Metal Rakes)
Assembly
To assemble your PB 200 binding machine, simply
attach the handle to the right side of the machine and
fit it using the screw supplied. To operate correctly,
handle should be vertical when assembled.
NOTE: If the handle is not positioned as illustrated, it
will not punch.
Using the Binding
Machine
Punching Holes
1. Holes should always be centered between the top and
the bottom of paper edge. To center holes, set the
adjustable margin guide on the left-side of the
machine for oversized covers (8 3/4” x 11 1/4” –
222mm x 285mm) or letter size documents (8 1/2”
x 11” – 216mm x 279mm). For optimum results,
first use several "practice sheets" to set up margin
guide positions.
2. Slide all sheets to the back of the punching area.
NOTE: A maximum of 8 sheets can be punched at a
time.
3. Lower the handle to punch holes in paper.
4. Return handle to its original vertical position and
remove sheets.
5. Repeat until all sheets and covers have been punched.
Binding the Document
Use the table below to select the appropriate plastic
comb according to the number of sheets to be bound:
No. of
Comb Diameter
Sheets
Inches
mm
2-20
1/4”
6 mm
21-40
5/16”
8 mm
41-55
3/8”
9.5 mm
56-90
1/2”
12.5 mm
91-100
9/16”
14.0 mm
101-120
5/8”
15.5 mm
1. Insert the plastic comb behind metal rakes on top of
the machine. Be sure the open side of the plastic
comb’s teeth is facing upward.
2. To open comb, push the handle back away from self.
3. Insert the punched sheets onto the open comb.
(For a correctly bound presentation, the first page of
your document should be the first one placed in the
comb).
4. To close comb, return the handle to its original
vertical starting position, towards self.
5. To remove bound document, lift upward.
Emptying Paper Clippings
To remove, simply slide the waste paper tray out
from the right side of the machine. To prevent
clogging and jamming, be sure to empty waste paper
tray frequently.
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