Includes the NEW
"Smart Activation System" where users
only need to quickly push and release the rocker
activation for completely controlled impression and
timed reopening of the unit. Converts most
exiting or new hand seals to a simple 2
second rocker switch operation.30% faster than
Original Base Unit. Designed
for 1 sheet of paper. Utilizes a die
holder from most existing or new hand seals (not
supplied). Extra quiet operation. Quick change
allows multiple seal usage in one Motorized
unit. Impression depth about 2 1/8" from papers
edge. Clip and die can be manufactured and
installed for an additional charge.
Requires110-120AC volts. Weight only 9 lbs..
One of the first patents approved was for the Consecutive Number
Machine in 1892. The number machine had the ability to auto-increment
(rotate to the next number), which advanced to the next number every
time the handle was depressed. This was a major improvement since no
intervention was required to adjust the numbers.
There were a few drawbacks to this machine, so Bates submitted a patent in 1896 for the Automatic Number Machine.
The patent was approved in 1901. This new numbering machine had the
ability to select “Consecutive”, “Repeat” and “Duplicate” making it much
more useful for documentation purposes.