FIN Mail Archive: FIN> Question reg. Punch Pattern Definitio

FIN> Question reg. Punch Pattern Definitions

From: Sommer, Tilman 2677 (Tilman.Sommer@de.heidelberg.com)
Date: Thu Aug 02 2001 - 12:22:12 EDT

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    Hi,

    I'm working on the punch pattern list for JDF
    and got the hint about the Finishing MIB definition
    from Mike.

    Since I don't know the background for the pattern
    list in the Finishing MIB, I came across some
    differencies with other sources I have - in particular
    the pre-punched paper stock available from Hammermill.

    I'm hoping, somebody in this forum can shed some light
    on my questions:

    1) fiveHoleUS
            This one seems to be a combination of threeHoleUS
            with two additional holes in between. The two holes
            in between do neither match European/ISO nor other US
            2hole patterns I'm aware of.

            Hammermill offer two 5-hole stocks which have a totally
            different pattern than the one in the Finishing MIB.
                    1) 0.75 - 3.5 - 3.5 - 0.75 inch
                    2) 1.25 - 3 - 3 - 1.25 inch

            I'm also wondering, whether there is a pattern combining
            European 2-hole and US 3-hole, so that the punched
            goods can be put into a European or US Ringbinder.
            Maybe this application is just not big enough ...

    2) sevenHoleUS
            Similar to #1 - threeholeUS plus 4 additional holes.

            Hammermill:
                    1) 0.75 - 1.375 - 2.125 - 2.125 - 1.375 - 0.75
                    2) 1.25 - 0.875 - 2.125 - 2.125 - 0.875 - 1.25

    3) twoHoleUS
            Hammermill has a 2-hole stock with spacing 6 inch.
            This differs significantly from the twoHoleUSSide specification.

            What is the use of these two patterns?

    I would be very interested in the different applications of the
    3 fiveHole and 3 sevenHole patterns within the US. Thanks in advance!

    Best regards
      
    Heidelberg Postpress
     
    Tilman Sommer
      
    Heidelberg Digital Finishing GmbH
    Software Engineering Center (SWEC)
    Breitwiesen
    73347 Mühlhausen i.T.
    Telefon +49-7335-12-2677
    Telefax +49-7335-12-2271
    Tilman.Sommer@de.heidelberg.com
       



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