Akiles OffiWire 2:1 Small Wire Binding Machine
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Akiles OffiWire 2:1 Small Wire Binding Machine

Item #: 04OFFIWIR2
Brand: Akiles
  • Punches up to 10 sheets of 20 pound bond paper
  • Harden Steel Dies Provide a clean and precise punch every time, even when punching delicate or hard to punch materials, such as PVC, Poly Covers, Polyester, etc.
  • Binds 11" or A4 document sizes
  • Strong Metal chassis and high quality components guarantee durability and reliability.
  • 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
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Overview

The Akiles OffiWire 2:1 is perfect for all your low volume wire binding needs. This small wire binder machine will punch and bind, so you have a complete solution. It works with 2:1 pitch wires, punching 2 holes per inch, and handling up to 10 pages at a time. The Offiwire is an ideal wire binding machine for low-volume users, such as crafters, at-home offices, and the occasional professional binding needs. It is priced economically while offering quality manufacturing for personal document binding needs.

Specifications

Item # 04OFFIWIR2
Manufacturer Akiles Products, Inc.
Manufacturer Item # AOW-L21
Suggested User Personal, Small Office
Binding Style Wire-O Binding
Punching Operation Manual
Binding Operation Manual
Punching Capacity 10 Sheets
Binding/Closing Capacity 5/8" to 1" 2:1 Wires
Actual Machine Dimensions ( L x H x W) 15" x 15" x 12"
Shipping Length 15"
Shipping Width 17"
Shipping Height 9"
Shipping (Web) Weight 23 Lbs.
Manufacturer's Warranty 1 Year Limited
Maximum Binding Edge 11.7"
Disengageable Pins No
Pitch / Hole Pattern Wire-O 2:1

Description

The Akiles OffiWire 2:1 is perfect for all your low volume wire binding needs. This small wire binder machine will punch and bind, so you have a complete solution. It works with 2:1 pitch wires, punching 2 holes per inch, and handling up to 10 pages at a time. The Offiwire is an ideal wire binding machine for low-volume users, such as crafters, at-home offices, and the occasional professional binding needs. It is priced economically while offering quality manufacturing for personal document binding needs.

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Akiles OffiWire 3:1 Wire-O® Binding Machine Overview

Transcript: The Akiles OffiWire is a manual punch and bind machine for Wire-O that is perfect for the small office or home office with low volume binding requirements.

The "U" Shape Handle maximizes the punching strength, and the hardened steel dies provide clean, precise and effortless punching.

The OffiWire punches up to 10 sheets of 20 pound bond paper with 3 to 1 pitch

The side margin guide makes sure the punched holes are evenly centered.

The single handle design uses the same handle for b...
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The Akiles OffiWire is a manual punch and bind machine for Wire-O that is perfect for the small office or home office with low volume binding requirements.

The "U" Shape Handle maximizes the punching strength, and the hardened steel dies provide clean, precise and effortless punching.

The OffiWire punches up to 10 sheets of 20 pound bond paper with 3 to 1 pitch

The side margin guide makes sure the punched holes are evenly centered.

The single handle design uses the same handle for both punching and binding providing space saving efficiency.

The OffiWire has a closing capacity of 3/16" to 9/16" wire and will bind 11” or A4 document sizes

The wire hold down clamp makes loading paper onto the wire very easy.

Let’s see it in action, simply punch your document, insert the punched book onto the wire, put it into the wire closer then pull the handle and you’re done.

To provide the most professional looking documents, you can hide the junction where the wire loops come together between the last page and the back cover. Simply turn your back cover over onto the front cover with the inside of the back cover facing out. Then after you close the wire simply flip the back cover over and the wire junction is hidden giving you a perfect document every time.

The Akiles OffiWire provides fast and efficient Wire-O document finishing that is perfect for an office that needs professional wire bound documents to make that best first impression.

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Expert Reviewer: Mallory, Editor at Binding101Expert Product Review: OffiWire  by Mallory Morsa
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OffiWire Binding Machine Expert Review by Mallory Morsa
 

I RECOMMEND THIS FOR: 
The OffiWire is a personal wire binding machine that is small in stature, and a good option for the individual, at-home user. It is limited in features, making it a good option only for those who will create letter size books in low volumes. If you want to make smaller books, larger books, or custom hole-patterns, then consider upgrading to the WireMac-M, which is still under $300 and offers quite a bit more features and adjustments. If you do fit into this category, then I recommend you also consider the iWire, which has all the same features, but is a tiny bit cheaper in price (honestly, I would choose this OffiWire over the iWire because the wire closing was a little easier to work with, so you could, potentially, waste less wire with mis-closes).
 

WHAT I LIKE:
I like the look of the OffiWire, because it is clean and looks like an at-home machine; instead of that common “industrial” solid tan look, the pairing of tan and green helps make it prettier. It is also an all-in-one little binder that will punch holes in your pages, and close the wire around the holes, so the only other thing you need to buy are the wire spines themselves. It also has a nice wire selector tool attached so that you can choose the right wire size, depending on your book thickness; this is such a simple tool that makes binding so much more convenient for personal users who might not be as familiar with the binding industry.
 

THINGS TO CONSIDER:
The OffiWire only comes in a 3:1 version option, meaning that you will be limited in the wire sizes that you can use, with a maximum capacity of a 9/16” wire, which will hold approximately 120 sheets of paper (that is basic copy paper for a printer, and doesn’t include covers or heavier stock… it measures out to about 7/16” thick, so adjust accordingly). You should also keep in mind when shopping that this is a low-volume wire binding machine that was built as an at-home binder, so it is not suitable as an office binding machine, unless the binding capacities and needs fit within a typical home user’s, such as less than 1 or 2 books per day.
 

THE BOTTOM LINE:
The OffiWire is a good option if you are an individual user at home, looking for a simple way to make wire scrapbooks, journals and more. It is a nice little personal binding machine that offers the basics… wire binding for letter size, 3:1 pitch wires. I used it to make a cookbook, personally, but you can use it for all kinds of creative binding… check out our wire binding Pinterest page for some inspiration and fun ideas.

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