Green Super Strips

Enhance your binding projects with Green Fastback Super Strips, designed for seamless use with Powis Fastback binding machines and printers. Ideal for creating professional-looking books, manuals, and reports, these durable strips come in narrow, medium, and wide sizes to accommodate documents ranging from 10 to 350 pages. The vibrant green color adds a fresh, natural touch to your presentations, while the option for foil printing allows for customized, eye-catching finishes. Perfect for offices, schools, and print shops, these strips ensure efficient, reliable binding every time. Each pack contains 100 strips, offering excellent value and convenience for frequent users. Shop at MyBinding.com for competitive prices, fast shipping, and expert customer support, making it easy to keep your binding supplies stocked and your projects looking sharp.

Green Super Strips

Enhance your binding projects with Green Fastback Super Strips, designed for seamless use with Powis Fastback binding machines and printers. Ideal for creating professional-looking books, manuals, and reports, these durable strips come in narrow, medium,...

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Green 11" Fastback Super Strips
Powis Parker
$44.00
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  • Effortlessly bind up to 350 pages with three versatile widths to suit any project.
  • Designed for seamless compatibility with Fastback binding machines for quick, professional results.
  • Vibrant kelly green color enhances visibility and adds a stylish touch to your documents.
  • Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance for all your binding needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Green Super Strips are intended for Fastback systems that support the Super Strip family, including the Fastback 20, 15xs, and 11. They should not be ordered for a Fastback 9, which uses LX strips rather than standard Super Strips. Strip colour does not determine compatibility. The machine family must be confirmed first, followed by strip length and width. The available Fastback binding machines can help identify the equipment family when the model name is unclear. Look for the model label on the machine or consult its manual before ordering. Treating all Fastback strips as interchangeable can lead to weak bonds, loading problems, or supplies that the machine cannot process. Machine compatibility should always be resolved before selecting green as the preferred spine colour.

Select the width according to the finished thickness of the assembled document. Narrow strips are intended for thinner books, medium strips handle a larger thickness range, and wide strips are used for the thickest documents supported by the system. Include every page, insert, divider, and cover when estimating thickness. Do not rely only on sheet count because heavy paper and plastic covers can increase spine thickness considerably. The strip should wrap around the binding edge without leaving excessive material or failing to cover the spine correctly. When a document falls near the maximum capacity of one width, the next width may produce a more secure and balanced finish. Preparing a complete sample document before ordering cases of strips is the most dependable way to confirm which width fits the actual materials used in the job.

No. LX and Super Strips belong to different machine workflows and should not be substituted based on colour, length, or appearance. LX strips are designed for the Fastback 9, while Super Strips are used with Fastback 20, 15xs, and 11 systems. Even when two strips look similar, their intended equipment and processing requirements differ. Users working with a Fastback 9 should select Fastback LX strips rather than trying to load a Super Strip. Confirm the machine model before considering the strip width or colour. This step prevents one of the most common ordering errors with Fastback supplies. Once the correct strip family has been established, choose the width based on document thickness and the length based on the binding edge.

No. The green finish is an appearance choice and does not change the strip’s adhesive performance, document capacity, or machine compatibility. Binding strength depends on using the correct strip family, choosing an appropriate width, preparing the document correctly, and following the machine’s operating instructions. The paper should be properly aligned, and the binding edge should be clean and suitable for the adhesive. Coated, synthetic, or difficult-to-bind materials may require a different Fastback strip type or additional preparation. Colour can still serve a practical purpose by identifying departments, document types, editions, or internal filing groups. However, it should remain the final selection factor after the machine model, strip family, document thickness, and binding-edge length have all been confirmed.

Composition Strips may be preferred when the job calls for their distinctive textured finish or when the paper and cover arrangement suits that strip family. They work with Fastback 9, 11, 15xs, and 20 systems, giving them broader model compatibility than Super Strips. However, they should still be selected according to the machine instructions and the intended document construction. Standard green Super Strips remain suitable for many everyday reports, manuals, proposals, and books produced on compatible Fastback machines. When a coordinated cover-and-spine appearance is important, Fastback Composition Strips can provide another supported option. Verify the available widths, document thickness, paper type, and required finish before changing strip families, since appearance alone should not determine the supply used.