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Binding is the magic that transforms a stack of papers into a clean organized presentation. |
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We have all the punch and bind machines and the products to help you get it together. |
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It’s all about the look and feel! Generally speaking, wire binding makes for a more polished and professional looking finished product than do plastic combs. But to a large extent, the sort of documents that you are working with will determine the type of binding you will need. |
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Plastic Combs |
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The most economical way to bind. Their popularity comes from the array of colors and sizes offered. Plastic combs can be reopened to allow booklets to be updated. |
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Coil Binding |
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Coil binding incorporates circular instead of square holes, making it easier for a coil to rotate through. Simply crimp and unclamp the ends to add or remove pages. Choose coil binding for documents that need to lie flat when opened. |
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Wire binding |
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For a more polished look, choose wire binding. Designed to withstand heavy handling, wire combs offer the security of tamper-proof binding for confidential documents. |
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Saddle Stitch |
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Saddle stitching is one of the simplest binding styles. It is also the most widely used. Folded signatures are placed over a "saddle" and then stapled along the spine. This style of binding is excellent for booklets, brochures, newsletters, pamphlets, direct mailers and catalogs. Saddle stitch binding is one of the best ways to secure a book. |
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Perfect Binding |
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Thermal binding uses pre-glued spines and is more expensive than other methods, but it cannot be beat when finish is what matters. Use it to achieve that ultimate professional appearance. |
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