Binding Machines & Supplies

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Start with the binding method Binding splits into four methods, and the one you choose decides both the machine and the supplies you reorder. Comb binding punches rectangular holes and snaps a plastic comb through them, and it reopens to add or remove pages. Wire binding crimps a twin-loop wire for a professional finish that lies flat, but it is permanent. Coil binding threads a plastic spiral through round holes so pages turn a full 360 degrees. Thermal binding skips punching and melts a glued cover spine for a book-like edge. See the options in our binding machines range. Coils, combs and the parts that match Once you have a method, the consumables follow. Coil machines take plastic coils sized to the page count, in our binding coils range. Comb and wire machines take combs or wire plus punched covers. The right size is set by how many pages you bind, so pick a coil or comb a little larger than the stack. Covers and no-machine options Finish a document with a clear front so the title shows through and a leathergrain card back for a firm, professional look, both in our binding covers range, or a pre-glued cover for thermal binding. For a quick, editable finish with no machine at all, a slide binder grips loose sheets in seconds. Buying for an office or print room Buy the machine once and reorder the coils, combs, wire and covers as you go, all sold separately and by the spine width for your document. Coils and covers come in bulk packs for a busy print room. Free delivery on orders over $30 anywhere in New Zealand, with bulk pricing and quotes for volume.