Collection: BINDAPLY Wire Binding

Wire Binding Supplies

Offering a high-quality product with the highest level of service, Leading Edge strives to be the number one print finishing product provider. We have a collection of efficient binding components like coil and wire binding machines which are used for calendars, sketchbooks, notepads, professional papers, and much more. Rest assured that our comprehensive manufacturing processes of binding supplies ensure durability, versatility, and dimensional variety. The colors include black, silver, and white, or you can choose... Read More

Wire Binding Supplies

Offering a high-quality product with the highest level of service, Leading Edge strives to be the number one print finishing product provider. We have a collection of efficient binding components like coil and wire binding machines which are used for calendars, sketchbooks, notepads, professional papers, and much more. Rest assured that our comprehensive manufacturing processes of binding supplies ensure durability, versatility, and dimensional variety. The colors include black, silver, and white, or you can choose from a wide range of other colors to suit your preference. 

As we all look for a strong binding that withstands frequent usage and handling and this is what we are here for! Strong enough to endure repeated opening and closing without coming loose are the features of our wire binding elements.

Let’s uncover the upsides of our wire binding supplies in detail!

Different types of wire binding

The following types of wire binding exist based on techniques and materials used in the binding:

1. Double loop wire binding:

In this binding method, a wire is bent into a sequence of loops, each completing a circle. The document pages are perforated with rectangular holes along the spine edge, and the wire is threaded through and crimped. The document opens flat with double-loop wire binding, which is sturdy and lasting. 

2.     Spiral Binding:

Spiral binding uses a continuous plastic or metal coil threaded through holes punched along the spine edge. Crimped ends secure the pages in the coil and it is even easy to flip the pages without any resistance. 

3.     Comb binding:

Comb binding involves plastic combs inserted through rectangular holes punched along the document spine. After inserting the pages, the combs are closed to secure them. Comb binding is quick and uncomplicated, and the combs can be colored to match the document cover for customization.

How to Bind a Book Using Wire-O-Binding?

Below are the steps you should follow to bind a book using wire-O-Binding: 

Step 1: Get your pages ready:

Arrange the pages in the order that they should appear in the book.  Check the size of the pages and if they are all facing the same direction. 

Step 2: Make holes:

To create consistently spaced holes along the edge of the pages, use a binding machine with a Wire-O punch. Verify the alignment and centering of the holes.

Step 3: Cut the spine of the Wire-O binding:

To create a spine for your book that is the right length, use a wire-O binding machine. Make sure your book's thickness and spine diameter are the same. 

Step 4: Place the pages in:

Confirm that the holes in the punched pages align with the spine of the Wire-O binding machine before positioning them.

Step 5: Wire-O binding and closing:

Crimp the wire loops around the spine securely. To ensure that the pages can turn easily, the loops must be closed firmly but not too tightly.

The flexible and precisely bound book is now ready for use!

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