Speed Meets Precision: The Trimit 50C High Speed Book Trimmer
Trimit 50C is engineered for operations where speed is non-negotiable and accuracy is essential. This high speed book trimmer features servo-controlled systems, tool-free changeovers, and advanced safety mechanisms to streamline your book production with maximum reliability.
Detailed Specifications
SPECIFICATION
Min Book Size
Max Book Size
Max Pile Height
Mechanical Speed
Power Consumption
Air Requirement
DETAILS
146 x 103 mm Untrimmed / 140 x 100 mm Trimmed
420 x 320 mm Untrimmed / 410 x 310 mm Trimmed
70 mm
20–50 cycles per minute
415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz (14.31 kW)
16 CFM, 8 Bar (Dry Air)
The People's Choice!
“Despite the higher investment cost, we chose Bindwel for their unparalleled manufacturing quality and our positive past experiences with them.”
- Igit Mkrchyan, General Manager
“Despite the higher investment cost, we chose Bindwel for their unparalleled manufacturing quality and our positive past experiences with them.”
- Igit Mkrchyan, General Manager
Why Choose Trimit 50C
Servo-Controlled Efficiency
Ensures rapid and precise format changes with no downtime.
Tool-Less Changeovers
Touch-panel HMI & PLC ensure real-time insights and uninterrupted trimming.
Knife Stroke Control
Prevents blade contact in absence of a book, enhancing durability.
Advanced Safety
Features mechanical clutch and conforms to global safety standards.
Improved Waste Removal
Narrow cutting sticks and optimized trimming path.
Extended Knife Life
Integrated silicone sprayer system for reduced blade wear.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the Trimit 50C used for?
Trimit 50C is a high speed book trimmer designed for automated three-side trimming of books in fast-paced production environments.
Does it support tool-free changeovers?
Yes, Trimit 50C features quick, tool-less changeovers allowing operators to switch formats efficiently.
How does the Trimit 50C enhance safety?
It includes mechanical clutch for overload protection and knife stroke control to avoid contact when no book is present.
