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GBC Black 1/2" ZipBind Binding Spines 25pk (15009) - Clearance Sale
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Product Description
CLEARANCE SALE - Available only while supplies last. Act now before they're gone.
This new style of GBC ZipBind spines features a thinner ring width to allow free and easy page turning while maintaining the strength and durability you've come to expect with ZipBind spines. The quick-open unique 1/2"" black spines snap open and closed for quick editing while giving your presentations the polished and professional appearance you seek. These black 1/2" ZipBind spines will allow your pages to lie flat with easy 360 Degrees page turning for convenient note taking and photocopying. When it's time to make an edit, simply open the spine with a pen or the provided tool. You can use the ZipBind with all of our Plastic Comb Binding binding machines or you can buy our prepunched comb binding paper and prepunched binding covers and you'll have everything necessary to use ZipBind. These 1/2" black spines will hold up to 85 sheets of 20 lb bond paper and come in a box of 25.Product Details
- Color: Black
- Size: 1/2"
- Capacity: Approx. 85 Sheets (20lb bond)
- Quantity: 25 Per Box
- GBC Part Number: 15009
Demonstration Video
On a table, or mounted to a comb opener rack, the Zipbind spine is fastened into plac ... Read More
Welcome to MyBinding video. Today we look at GBC’s Zipbind spines. What are they and how do they work? All plastic comb binding systems punch a 19-hole punch pattern in a standard 11-inch length of paper. With this punch pattern you can use plastic combs. Or you could use Zipbinds with the same pitch. The look is rounder, simpler, and, in many ways, more stylish. In fact, with a 19-hole punch pattern, there are at least three different options: Zipbinds, plastic comb binds, and Spiral-O 19-loop wire binds.
On a table, or mounted to a comb opener rack, the Zipbind spine is fastened into place and then the project draped over the teeth. And then a small hand tool is used to close the seam of the spine. Simply dragged all the way along the spine once or twice, it closes all the teeth. Part of Zipbind’s unique look is that the seam is hidden between the back page and the back cover of the book. That way all that you can see from the outside are the rounds. Similar to plastic combs, Zipbinds are very easy to edit. The little arm on the same hand tool is inserted inside the spine and dragged all the way along, unlocking the teeth. Then remove the spine and edit your document as necessary. Then bind again.
There it is, Zipbinds, one of the many options for great book binding. For more demos, reviews, and how tos on this product and many more, check out MyBinding.com.