1-1/4" Wire-O Binding Supplies

Perfect for thick documents, 1-1/4" Wire-O binding supplies can hold up to 265 sheets of 20 lb. paper. The durable twin-loop design creates a professional finish while keeping pages secure and easy to flip. Ideal for catalogs, detailed manuals, and multi-section reports.

1-1/4

Perfect for thick documents, 1-1/4" Wire-O binding supplies can hold up to 265 sheets of 20 lb. paper. The durable twin-loop design creates a professional finish while keeping pages secure and easy to flip. Ideal...

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  • High-quality 1-1/4" twin loop wire for a professional and polished finish.
  • 2:1 pitch design with 21 loops ensures smooth page turning and flexibility.
  • Durable construction securely binds 220-280 sheets of 20lb bond paper.
  • Compatible with various wire binding machines for versatile and easy use.
Starting at $91.78
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GBC

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  • High-quality premium gloss finish for a professional look and feel.
  • Efficient 2:1 pitch design with 21 holes for optimal document organization.
  • Generous 1-1/4" diameter accommodates up to 280 sheets, perfect for extensive reports.
  • Versatile compatibility with all 2:1 wire binding machines for seamless binding.
Starting at $151.09
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Frequently Asked Questions

Both are 1-1/4" twin loop wire at 2:1 pitch with a rated capacity in the 265 to 280 sheet range, so the core functional specs are essentially equivalent. The GBC Premium option features a higher-end gloss finish, which gives a more polished, upscale appearance for client-facing documents, at a correspondingly higher price point. If visual polish matters for the finished piece, such as proposals or presentations for external audiences, the premium finish is worth the difference. For internal reports and manuals, the standard option performs the same binding function at a lower cost.

Less common colors like navy can have less consistent availability than standard colors such as black, white, and silver, since they typically see lower overall demand and get restocked less frequently. If a specific color like navy is central to your project and timing matters, confirming current availability before finalizing your order timeline is worth the extra step. Having a standard color as a backup plan also avoids a delay if the less common shade is temporarily unavailable. Q: Do I need a specific wire closer for 1-1/4" diameter, or will my existing closer handle it? Most wire closers used for smaller diameters are also rated to handle 1-1/4" wire, since closing mechanisms typically cover a range of diameters rather than being built for one specific size. It's worth confirming your closer's maximum rated diameter before assuming it covers this size, since some smaller or older closers may top out below 1-1/4". For wire binding machines with closers built to handle this diameter range specifically, wire binding machines break down capacity by model.