Passport Machines

PassPort 2R

PassPort Machine for Laminating

The PassPort 2R machine laminates covers/e-covers/chip-inlays onto sewn layers and/or covers on inlays to produce e-covers.
All styles of passports can be manufactured by combining the PassPort 2 with our PassPort 1, 3 and 4 machines.

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	PassPort 2-30R and PassPort 2-50R
Cycles/min	Max. 30 or 50 Layers (double-up)
Size range

Features

Lamination with cold and/or PUR Hotmelt glue
Suitable for (electronic) Machine Readable Travel Document (eMRTD) according to ISO and ICAO standards
High productivity and reliable production in terms of quality and output
Rigid design for high life expectancy (>30 years)
Modular layout in order to accommodate various types of passports and future upgrades

Passport 2R basic equipment

Flat feeder for sewn layers and/or
Rotary feeder for chip-inlays
Feeder for cover material, e-covers and/or chip-inlays
Pressing
Delivery in shingles

Add-on options

Orientation of thread ends, pressing and welding
Seam gluing with cold glue or UV-curable glue
Secondary feeding and secondary lamination station for additional lamination, to get chip-inlay and cover onto sewn layer in a simple pass
Gold and/or blind embossing on cover before lamination
Pile press for improved adhesion especially with cold glue
Chip veriﬁcation with automatic rejection of defective chip-inlays or e-covers (without interruption of production process)
Registration of chip-UIDs used and other track & trace features
Inline connection to PassPort 1 and PassPort 3

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PassPort 2R

PassPort Machine for Laminating

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System Solutions - more than a machine

PassPort 1

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The PassPort 1 machine binds passport or saving books by collating and sewing together different components. The machine is equipped with sewing machines for chain and/or interlock stitching.

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PassPort 3

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The layers which have been sewn and laminated in PassPort 1 and 2 are separated into single ups, folded and cut to size in a die cutting station using the PassPort 3 machine.

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PassPort 4

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After the books have been sewn, laminated and cut to size using the Passport 1, 2 and 3, the PassPort 4 numbers the books with a gothic number and/or a laser perforation.

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