SlanTIS Coil Binding Sleeves are a new way to increase your coil binding productivity. These 1 1/2 inch Yellow sleeves will secure the pages of your document while inserting coil, making the coil binding process easier and faster. In fact, you may want to have multiple sleeves of the same size so you have several pre-loaded books ready for binding. Using SlanTIS Binding Sleeves is extremely simple. Slide your pre-punched, unbound book into the sleeve with the binding edge up, insert the coil into the first few holes of the book, while the sleeve secures the book in the perfect position. Finish inserting the coil with little or no resistance, then remove the bound book from the sleeve. The sleeve is then ready for another book. SlantTIS Binding Sleeves are suitable for just about any coil binding job, and are available in a variety of color-coded thicknesses, from 1 to 2 inches, and smaller clear sizes from 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch.
Product Details
Sleeve Type: 1 1/2 inch Yellow Coil Binding Sleeve
Sleeve Size: 8.5" x 11" Letter Size
Max Document Thickness: 1 1/2 inch
Quantity: 1
Part Number: SL-112
Demonstration Video
TurboCoil SlanTIS Coil Binding Sleeves Overview
Transcript :
Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's take a look at the all-new TurboCoil, a spiral coil binding sleeve by SlanTIS. Let's face it, binding with spiral coils can be difficult. SlanTIS has created TurboCoil, a plastic sleeve system that allows you to sure up your project which lines your holes in the most natural curve for the spiral bind, making it easier to thread the first few rings on. The plastic sleeve also firmly grips the entire project, making one-handed operation possible. A color-coding system lets you know which binder is best for which size coil. The largest binding sleeve, being red, ...
Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's take a look at the all-new TurboCoil, a spiral coil binding sleeve by SlanTIS. Let's face it, binding with spiral coils can be difficult. SlanTIS has created TurboCoil, a plastic sleeve system that allows you to sure up your project which lines your holes in the most natural curve for the spiral bind, making it easier to thread the first few rings on. The plastic sleeve also firmly grips the entire project, making one-handed operation possible. A color-coding system lets you know which binder is best for which size coil. The largest binding sleeve, being red, can handle up to two-inch round coils. The smallest, a quarter inch. Whether you have large projects or small, There's a binding sleeve for you. There they are, TurboCoil binding sleeves by SlanTIS. For more demos, reviews, and how to's on this product and many more, check out MyBinding.com.
Yes you can use these on smaller sized coils. They will help you hold the document together during the binding process. However, they are not as important or usefull for small sized books. On larger books they also help you to shape the spine of your document and to to keep the pages from coming apart. Those are less of an issue with smaller diameter coils.
