Binding Documents Longer Than 11" Utilizing Plastic Comb Binding - 0 views

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  #1 Rich Holbrook on 26 Aug 13

   

  Most of the comb binding systems and supplies on the marketplace are developed for binding letter sized documents. Even so, I sometimes have clients call and ask if there is a way to comb bind documents that are longer than 11". Visiting http://www.presentationsdirect.com/binding/binding-supplies probably provides cautions you might use with your mother. Binding these documents is possible with a lot of of the distinct plastic combbind systems on the market. Nonetheless, there are a quantity of factors to think about when attempting to comb bind such documents. Here is a fast overview of the 3 factors you will require to bind these oversized documents with plastic combs.
  
  Very first, you want a binding comb that is the suitable length. Clicking binding supplies likely provides tips you might tell your aunt. Other lengths of plastic combs such as A4, A3 or legal are also obtainable but may possibly require minimal orders and or custom order charges. To get a second viewpoint, we understand you check out: click for laminating. Typically speaking, black and white comb binding supplies are cheaper and less difficult to discover in custom lengths than colored plastic binding combs. However, if you need to have a custom length colored comb you truly require to get in touch with and check on availability and lead time.
  
  Second, you need to have a way to punch the documents. Depending on the length of your binding edge, there are a number of binding machines that can assist in accomplishing this activity. If you are hunting for a way to bind legal sized documents, there are several low expense binding machines with 14" punches on the industry.
  
  For instance, each the 240PB comb binding machine by Tamerica Items or the Megabind by Akiles help 14" binding combs. If you want to bind longer documents such as 11" x 17" sheets or big format calendars, there are two possibilities. You can use one of the several open ended comb binding punches on the marketplace and punch your books in two sections (just punch one particular side, then flip the book more than and punch the remainder of the document). Alternatively, Rhin-O-Tuff makes the HD7500 is the only commercially readily available 24" wide punch on the industry. It is especially made for punching huge format documents such as calendars and blueprints and a plastic comb binding die is available for it.
  
  Third, you will require a plastic comb binding opener to open your comb bindings in order to complete the binding method. When again, if you are searching to bind documents that are 14" or smaller sized, the legal sized comb binding machines on the industry will incorporate a comb binding opener. Alternatively, there are several reasonably priced 14" stand alone comb binding openers obtainable on the marketplace that won't break the bank.
  
  However, there are at the moment no comb openers on the market place that are longer than 14". Clicking web address perhaps provides lessons you can give to your mom. This means that inserting documents onto combs that are longer than 14" is a two step approach. You just use your comb opener to open the left hand side of the book and insert your document onto the rings that are opened and then repeat for the proper hand side of the book. This can be a tiny bit tricky when trying to insert the document on the middle rings of the comb but is not as well poor as soon as you get the hang of it.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Most of the comb binding systems and supplies on the marketplace are developed for binding letter sized documents. Even so, I sometimes have clients call and ask if there is a way to comb bind documents that are longer than 11". Visiting <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.presentationsdirect.com/binding/binding-supplies.html">http://www.presentationsdirect.com/binding/binding-supplies</a> probably provides cautions you might use with your mother. Binding these documents is possible with a lot of of the distinct plastic combbind systems on the market. Nonetheless, there are a quantity of factors to think about when attempting to comb bind such documents. Here is a fast overview of the 3 factors you will require to bind these oversized documents with plastic combs. <br /> <br /> Very first, you want a binding comb that is the suitable length. Clicking <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.presentationsdirect.com/binding/binding-supplies.html">binding supplies</a> likely provides tips you might tell your aunt. Other lengths of plastic combs such as A4, A3 or legal are also obtainable but may possibly require minimal orders and or custom order charges. To get a second viewpoint, we understand you check out: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.presentationsdirect.com/laminating/laminator-film.html">click for laminating</a>. Typically speaking, black and white comb binding supplies are cheaper and less difficult to discover in custom lengths than colored plastic binding combs. However, if you need to have a custom length colored comb you truly require to get in touch with and check on availability and lead time. <br /> <br /> Second, you need to have a way to punch the documents. Depending on the length of your binding edge, there are a number of binding machines that can assist in accomplishing this activity. If you are hunting for a way to bind legal sized documents, there are several low expense binding machines with 14" punches on the industry. <br /> <br /> For instance, each the 240PB comb binding machine by Tamerica Items or the Megabind by Akiles help 14" binding combs. If you want to bind longer documents such as 11" x 17" sheets or big format calendars, there are two possibilities. You can use one of the several open ended comb binding punches on the marketplace and punch your books in two sections (just punch one particular side, then flip the book more than and punch the remainder of the document). Alternatively, Rhin-O-Tuff makes the HD7500 is the only commercially readily available 24" wide punch on the industry. It is especially made for punching huge format documents such as calendars and blueprints and a plastic comb binding die is available for it. <br /> <br /> Third, you will require a plastic comb binding opener to open your comb bindings in order to complete the binding method. When again, if you are searching to bind documents that are 14" or smaller sized, the legal sized comb binding machines on the industry will incorporate a comb binding opener. Alternatively, there are several reasonably priced 14" stand alone comb binding openers obtainable on the marketplace that won't break the bank. <br /> <br /> However, there are at the moment no comb openers on the market place that are longer than 14". Clicking <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.presentationsdirect.com/laminating/laminator-film.html">web address</a> perhaps provides lessons you can give to your mom. This means that inserting documents onto combs that are longer than 14" is a two step approach. You just use your comb opener to open the left hand side of the book and insert your document onto the rings that are opened and then repeat for the proper hand side of the book. This can be a tiny bit tricky when trying to insert the document on the middle rings of the comb but is not as well poor as soon as you get the hang of it.</div>

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