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Overview:

• The Renz WBS 340 is a manual double loop wire closing device that is designed to work in conjunction with a Renz modular binding punch or any other piece of modular wire punching equipment.
• Capable of being used as a standalone machine or being mounted to the front of a Renz DTP punch, this wire closer has several features not found on other pieces of twin loop wire closing equipment.
• The WBS-340 is capable of closing almost any size of wire binding spine and can be used for handling documents up to fourteen inches in length.

Strengths / Features:

• The WBS340 is incredibly versatile in the types of binding spines that it can accept. Whether you need to close 3:1 pitch, 2:1 pitch or 19 loop wire combs, this machine can do it. In fact, this machine can handle incredibly small 3/16" double loop wires and massive 1-1/2" wire-o spines. Plus it can close all of the sizes in between. This is one of the only wire closers on the market that can be used to bind documents with such a wide assortment of sizes.
• This machine has a maximum closing width of fourteen inches. This means that it can be used for finishing a huge variety of standard and custom length documents. It can easily bind documents with a letter, legal, A4, A6, half letter or smaller binding edge.
• The WBS-340 is specifically designed to hang on the front of a Renz modular punch. With this application in mind, it has a wire hanger built into the front of the closer to allow you to hang your pages onto the spine before you complete the closing process. Considering the fact that many Rhino Tuff and GBC modular binding punches do not include a wire hanging device, the Renz WBS340 is an excellent choice for increasing productivity with almost any modular punch.

Weaknesses / Limitations:

• As was mentioned above, the Renz WBS-340 is designed to hang on the front of a DTP modular binding punch. If you have a DTP punch, then you will not need any accessories to use this machine. However, if you want to use the 340 as a standalone wire closer, you will need to purchase a special module holding stand. The module holder costs about $45 and provides stability to the machine so that it does not tip or move during the closing process.
• The WBS340 uses a knob along the top of the machine that slides back and forth to set the closing distance of the unit. This adjustment should provide enough control to ensure precise closing. However, the mechanism is not as heavy duty as the dual metal knobs included on the Rhin-O-Tuff HD8000 or the GBC MC12. I don't think that this should be a huge issue but it is worth mentioning.
• If you include the module holder, the WBS-340 is slightly more expensive than some of the other wire closers available on the market. However, it has several features that other wire closers do not include. The price difference is minimal but for organizations on a really tight budget it might make a difference.

Recommendation:

• With the ability to bind all of the different sizes and pitches of wire that are available on the market, the WBS-340 is an excellent choice for any organization looking for a manual wire closing machine.
• It is the only wire modular wire closer available on the market with a document hanger included which makes it an ideal companion to a Renz, GBC or Rhino Tuff modular binding punch.
• However, if you plan on purchasing this machine for standalone use, don't forget that you will need a module holder.

If you need more information or would like to purchase the Renz WBS 340 Manual Double Loop Wire Closer or any of the other Renz Binding Machines that we carry please feel to visit our site or contact us with your questions.

This review was written by Jeff McRitchie who is the director of marketing for Mybinding.com. Jeff has written more than three hundred articles and more than two hundred reviews on Binding Machines, Binding Supplies, Report Covers, 3-Ring Binders, Index Tabs, Laminators, Laminating Supplies, Paper Shredders and Paper Handling Equipment.

Factory Service Manual - What You Need to Know

A Factory Service Manual is a service repair manual published from Original Equipment Manufacturer or OEM that tells you how to repair, diagnose, and  maintain your car or components inside of your car.

There are also aftermarket service manuals from other company such as Haynes, Bentley, and  Chilton.  The most obvious difference between Factory Service Manual than these aftermarket service manuals is the amount of material provided.  Factory Service Manual provides detailed and useful troubleshooting charts and a multitude of diagrams you will not find elsewhere.  Because these are published and designed by your car's manufacturer, they tend to be more correct than the aftermarket service manuals and they also provide other complete information such as manufacturer-intended torque specification for almost every bolt on your car.

Another difference you will notice is that the quality of the illustrations.  The illustrations in the Factory Service Manual are drawn to the proper size for the page upon which they will rest, and as such they tend to have uniform line weights through out the manual.  Illustrations in the aftermarket manuals tend to be general enlarged or reduced and usually poor quality, especially in the case of detailed diagrams.  Aftermarket service manuals also usually try to cover range of years of your vehicle model, which means that if your car is a 1999 Toyota Corolla, the aftermarket manual will try to cover from 1996 to 1999 in the same book.  Even though 1996 to 1999 Corollas look much the same, there are still some significant differences on the inside.  On the other hand, Factory Service Manual is year specific, and you will get the manual for your year model.

All that being said, this doesn't mean aftermarket service manual is not worth getting.  They can still provide you general information.  If you are going to do anything more than just casual maintenance on your vehicle, you should have the Factory Service Manual and not an aftermarket one.  It is easier to use, covers more detailed information, and they can come in two forms: book or CD depends on your manufacture. One thing I like about CD Factory Service Manual is that they have quick link which allows you to jump to the other referenced section in instant second.  In the book form, you would have to keep flipping pages.  It's all based on your preference.

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where can i get the original owners manual for a 2004 suzuki volusia 805vl?

i need an owners manual for a 204 suzuki motorcycle

Owners manual from either Suzuki or e-bay.
Service manual either Clymer or Haynes.
Dont listen to anyone who tells you the factory manual is the only way to go
The factory manuals are designed for people who already have motorcycle knowledge/experience so are not good for first timers. They leave out a lot of things as its assumed you already know the information

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