TYPE OF SPIRAL BINDING PROFESSIONAL

Comb BindingĬomb binding uses a plastic comb to bind documents and is very popular for many reasons. Because you must determine the punch pattern before starting, coil binding can take a little extra time so consider using a precise, high-quality coil punching machine.

A coil punching machine easily creates different punch patternsĬoil binding is a good choice for documents that will be mailed and allows for many types of custom covers on finished documents.

Can work with 5:1 hole-punch patterns (5 holes per inch) and 4:1 patterns (4 holes per inch) but these sizes are not interchangeable.

A good solution for odd-sized materials.

Three different coil lengths: 36 inches, 12 inches, and 11 inches.

Finished documents lay flat and fold back 360 degrees.

Ends of metal coil can be crimped to prevent page slippage.

Plastic coils are less easily distorted.

TYPE OF SPIRAL BINDING PROFESSIONAL

Coil (Spiral) Bindingįor flexible binding that offers many options and can handle rough treatment, choose coil binding and a professional coil punching machine. Here is a quick comparison of coil, wire and comb bindings. First, know how you want your finished document to look and perform second, understand what each binding element has to offer in creating your desired outcome. To get the best results for all your binding projects, you need two critical pieces of information.

Type of spiral binding