CLEARANCE A5 Plastic Binding Coils

Product Description Plastic coil binding is a method of document spine binding similar to wire loop binding and plastic comb binding. Holes are punched down the margin of your document and a plastic spiral is bound into the holes to form a strong, safe and permanent spine binding ...Product Description Plastic coil binding is a method of document spine binding similar to wire loop binding and plastic comb binding. Holes are punched down the margin of your document and a plastic spiral is bound into the holes to form a strong, safe and permanent spine binding, with benefits such as lay-flat pages and a wide range of colours available to order.

Plastic thickness of coil is 2.7mm Coil needs to be crimped to finish the binding process, crimping pliers sold here. Child-safe for use in schools and educational environments, no dangerous wires. Another customer who uses our clear plastic coils for making notepads thinks that the clear coils give a very modern touch with a colourful jotter pad finished with the transparent spiral.

Typically used with: Coil binding machines Plastic and Card Binding Covers Crimping Pliers Additional information Length of A4 coil approx. 320mm before binding Length of A5 coil approx. 240mm before binding 53 loops pre-crimping on an A4 coil 38 loops pre-crimping on an A5 coil Tools required: Coil Binding Punch, Inserter and Crimper What do our staff say about Plastic Coil? The coils are made from a robust plastic that will bend and flex easily without cracking or altering shape.

Larger sizes and different colours are available with a short lead time. Coils are particularly relevant in high-use situations when being used with big manuals as they hold very thick documents stable with all the advantages of lay flat binding. Coil is no more complicated than wire or comb binding, the same principles of needing to punch the paper, insert the binding method (plastic coils are simply twisted into the punched document by spinning rollers on a machine or by hand) and then close or fix the binder.

This last step in the binding process is to crimp the ends of the coil to keep the plastic coil secure in the document. This is done with a simple pair of crimping pliers. Once the document has been finished, it is secure, the coil cannot be pulled out easily like wire and pages cannot be removed or added like plastic comb binding.

With the durability, security and range of sizes and colours available it is a smart alternative to traditional wire and comb binding.