Question

Hi There,

I am interested in the FD180 Tabletop Booklet Maker.

I see you are offering it for $898.

I see comparable Martin and Yale Booklet makers in the $500-$575 range.

Is there a good reason why the Formax machine is so much more expensive? Also, are you offering a sale price or any discounts on the FD180 Formax FD180 Tabletop Booklet MakerTabletop Booklet Maker?

Thank you!!

Brian G.

Answer

You can quickly create stapled booklets with booklet maker equipment. These easy-to-use machines take a stack of paper, fold it, and then staple along the spine. This is the most effective way to create booklets, programs, pamphlets, reports, newsletters and more. Most of our booklet makers are fairly automated and require relatively little manual work.

The Formax FD180 Tabletop Booklet Maker is more of an investment than its rival Martin Yale models for several good reasons. First, the FD180 will fold and staple up to 15 sheets of 20 lb. bond paper at a time. The others will process 10-12 sheets at a time.

The speed of the FD180 is another significant factor. It will create up to 500 booklets per hour. The Martin Yale models will do about 400. The FD180 has already been reduced by $352. If you find a competitor with a lower price, we can always consider the request for a price match.

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