Burgundy Spiral Binding Coils

Measure the actual thickness of your stacked, punched pages plus both covers rather than estimating from page count alone. As a rough guide, a 150-sheet document with covers typically falls in the 15mm to 20mm diameter range, though paper weight can shift that estimate meaningfully. Choose a diameter that slightly exceeds your measured stack thickness so pages turn freely — sizing exactly to the stack makes the coil difficult to open and puts extra strain on the punched holes over repeated use.

Burgundy is available across the full standard diameter range from 6mm up to 50mm in 4:1 pitch, so you're not sacrificing size options by choosing this color over black, white, or navy. Length options run from the standard 12-inch letter size up through 36-inch custom lengths for oversized documents. For the complete color and diameter lineup this burgundy option is part of, MyBinding's coil binding supplies lists the full set of colors side by side.

Burgundy tends to read as a warm, formal accent that pairs well with black, white, gray, tan, or cream covers, and works particularly well for documents meant to project a polished, traditional look — annual reports, legal binders, or presentation materials. It can clash visually with covers in competing warm tones like orange or red, so testing a single bound sample before committing to a large order is worth the extra step if color coordination matters for the finished piece.

Standard coil crimping pliers work the same regardless of coil color, since crimping is a mechanical function based on coil diameter rather than color. A single pair of crimpers rated for 6mm to 50mm will handle the full burgundy diameter range available in this size. For the crimping tools and other finishing accessories that pair with any color coil, coil binding accessories cover crimpers, sleeves, and related supplies in more depth.