Description
Description
The New Kon 10N uses electric punching with seven-digit consecutive numbers: 0000001–9999999; repeat-number setting available.
Features
- Electric punching creates permanent hole markings without marking ink.
- Seven-digit consecutive numbers: 0000001–9999999; repeat-number setting available.
- Consecutive numbering or repeat-number operation.
- Use fewer sheets with thicker paper or denser die layouts.
Specifications
| Listed Die Configuration | Seven-digit consecutive numbers: 0000001–9999999; repeat-number setting available |
|---|---|
| Die Selection Mechanism | Consecutive numbering |
| Recommended Paper Capacity | Up to 8 sheets of 64 g/m² paper; use fewer sheets of 70–80 g/m² office paper |
| Capacity Conditions | Actual capacity depends on paper thickness, die layout, pin diameter and number of perforations |
See Additional Information for full specifications.
Model availability
New Kon ended sales of 10N in 2025. Ask about remaining stock and compatible replacement parts.
Die configuration and ordering
Select consecutive numbering or repeat-number operation and check the starting number before processing a batch.
Marking options: Serial references for certificates, delivery notes and internal records.
Electrical connection
Match the machine or adapter voltage and frequency to your power supply before connecting it.
Enquiries in Malaysia
Contact WOW Supplies in Puchong, Selangor, Malaysia for New Kon 10N enquiries, compatible supplies and product support.
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Frequently asked questions
Which marking does this New Kon 10N listing produce?
Seven-digit consecutive numbers: 0000001–9999999; repeat-number setting available.
How many sheets should I perforate at a time?
Up to 8 sheets of 64 g/m² paper; use fewer sheets of 70–80 g/m² office paper. Capacity also depends on the die layout, pin diameter and number of perforations. These are WOW Supplies working recommendations.
Can I change the marking or numbering setting?
Select consecutive numbering or repeat-number operation and check the starting number before processing a batch.
