Punch kit Kyocera 1203NK3SW0 for multifunctional devices compatible with DF-770 grey 1 pc

The punch kit Kyocera 1203NK3SW0 for multifunctional devices compatible with DF-770 is a replacement hole-punch unit intended to restore or equip Kyocera printers and multifunction devices with punching capability. This single grey punch unit creates standardized holes in printed sheets to enable binding, filing or other finishing operations, and fits into compatible document finisher modules to maintain automated post-print workflows.

Advantages

This punch kit provides a direct replacement for worn or missing punching components, reducing downtime and avoiding manual hole drilling. Its compact, durable construction ensures consistent hole alignment and clean punching across a range of paper weights. Designed for straightforward installation as a spare part, the unit integrates with the device’s finisher to preserve existing settings for punch position and punch count.

Suitable for

• Office finishing: binding, filing, and document preparation
• Print shops with light to medium punch volume
• Maintenance and repair of Kyocera multifunctional devices equipped with DF-770 compatible finishers

Key specifications

• Color: grey
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Compatibility: Kyocera multifunctional devices with DF-770 compatible finisher modules
• Function: creates punched holes for binding and filing
• Installation type: spare part for finisher module replacement

How to use

Power off the device or follow the manufacturer's safety procedures before replacing the punch unit. Remove the finisher module access cover and unlock the existing punch unit if present; then slide the replacement punch kit into the designated slot until it locks into place. Reattach any covers, power on the device, and verify punch settings via the device menu or finishing options in the print driver. Run a test print to confirm hole alignment and adjust paper weight or punch position settings if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use recommended paper weights and avoid stapled or clipped documents to prevent damage. Periodically inspect the punch edges for wear and remove paper debris to maintain clean punching performance. Replace the unit when hole quality degrades or if the device reports a punch error.