SDD has continuously introduced innovative products over the past 20 years. The very latest example is the SDD 2-Side Trimmer Module which has been designed to add value to printed booklets.
This impressive finishing system has been launched by Canon Europe for use on the varioPRINT 140 and imagePRESS series printers when configured with a F1 or G1 Booklet Trimmer. And, the system has a memorable nickname: System Thunder.
Modularity provides the ability to choose various configurations up to the most sophisticated system which includes modules to trim top and bottom edges of the booklet and produce a square spine.
In developing Thunder, SDD has concentrated once more on ease of operating and longevity of components. For example, trimming knives have been enhanced to provide a longer lifetime. And, attention has been paid to installation and servicing aspects, and quick exchange of parts to ensure maximum uptime.
Key benefits:
- Compact system
- Professional ‘top and bottom’ trimming; precisely trims the booklet from both sides at once
- Near line use with the Hand Infeed Module HIM5030
- Can produce for example, A5 landscape booklets, 210mm x 210mm, as well as other very small booklet sizes
- Can trim 100mm in total and produce booklets with an asymmetrical cut
- Touch screen remote User Interface for easy set up
- Simple connection/installation behind the printer
- Adjustable trim size
- Durable knives / Patented technologies
- Low noise level
- SquareFolding Module SFM7804 creates a square spine booklet
- Option: Hand Infeed Module HIM5030 to feed booklets by hand into the system
- Option: Conveyor Belt Stacker CBS6150 150cm long
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