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Horizon VAC-600 H

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The VAC-1000/VAC-600H are high-speed, air-suction collators designed for efficient and reliable collating of various paper stocks. Featuring Horizon's unique suction rotor feeding system, the collators can handle a wide range of sheet sizes and weights, including signatures. The VAC-1000/VAC-600H are highly programmable allowing for efficient operation, and have several optional accessories that can be added to customize your collating needs.

Key Features

  • Suction rotor feeding system
  • Programmable collating function
  • Large touchscreen display
  • Wireless remote control
  • High-speed operation
  • Wide range of sheet sizes and weights
  • Double feed detection
  • Image checking system (optional)
  • Connectable to bookletmaking systems
  • Optional accessories for customization

Pages: 5 Horizon VAC-600 H User manual

Brand: Horizon Category: Folding machines Size: 995 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the maximum number of bins the VAC-1000 can hold?
The VAC-1000 has a maximum capacity of 60 bins (6 towers).
What is the maximum production speed of the VAC-600H?
The VAC-600H has a maximum production speed of 9,900 sets per hour.
What are the sheet weight ranges for the VAC-1000/VAC-600H?
The VAC-1000/VAC-600H can handle a sheet weight range of 53 to 210 gsm (14 to 55 lbs) for normal paper, and 74 to 210 gsm (20 to 55 lbs) for coated paper.
Can the VAC-1000/VAC-600H be connected to bookletmaking systems?
Yes, the VAC-1000/VAC-600H can be connected to Horizon bookletmakers to form a complete in-line bookletmaking system.
What is the difference between the VAC-1000 and VAC-600H?
The main difference is the bin capacity. The VAC-1000 can hold up to 60 bins, while the VAC-600H can hold up to 36 bins. The VAC-600H also has a larger bin pile height of 130 mm (5.11”) compared to the VAC-1000's 55 mm (2.16”).

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