PVC Spiral Supply

PVC Spiral Supply specializes in plastic spiral coil binding supplies and equipment, offering everything needed to create durable, professional-quality bound documents. Their product range includes high-quality plastic coils in a wide variety of sizes and colors, as well as coil binding machines and accessories designed for smooth, efficient operation. PVC Spiral Supply coils are flexible, strong, and precisely manufactured to ensure easy insertion and long-lasting performance, allowing books to lay flat or fold back for maximum usability. Ideal for producing reports, manuals, calendars, and workbooks, their supplies and equipment are trusted by offices, schools, print shops, and production environments. People choose PVC Spiral Supply for their consistent quality, wide selection, and reliable performance in both light-duty and high-volume applications. When you purchase PVC Spiral Supply products from BuyBinding.com, you get competitive pricing, fast shipping, and expert support to ensure professional results every time.

PVC Spiral Supply

PVC Spiral Supply specializes in plastic spiral coil binding supplies and equipment, offering everything needed to create durable, professional-quality bound documents. Their product range includes high-quality plastic coils in a wide variety of sizes and...

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Marlon 350E Double Head Spiral Coil Electric Crimper and Accessories
Marlon
$1,829.11
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features

  • High-Speed Performance: Achieve efficient crimping at 50 cycles per minute, maximizing productivity for your binding projects.
  • Adjustable Crimping Sizes: Easily switch between interchangeable cutter blades for precise crimping of coils from 6mm to 50mm.
  • Convenient Waste Management: Integrated coil waste chute allows for hassle-free cleanup using standard plastic grocery bags.
  • Robust and Portable Design: Weighing only 50 lbs, this compact machine is built for durability while remaining easy to transport and store.
$1,829.11
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MARLON350E
Marlon 350E Double Head Spiral Coil Electric Crimper
$1,829.11
04PELCUTBLDA
"A" Cut Blade Kit (6 & 7 mm) for Marlon 350A & 350E
$492.79
04PELCUTBLDC
"C" Long Tail Cut Blade Kit (18 to 50mm) for Marlon 350E & 350A
$168.50
Marlon 350A Double Head Spiral Coil Air Powered Crimper and Accessories
Marlon
$1,829.11
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features

  • High-Speed Operation: Achieve efficient crimping at 50 cycles per minute, maximizing productivity for your binding projects.
  • Adjustable Binding Length: Versatile 14-inch binding length accommodates a wide range of document sizes for various applications.
  • Interchangeable Cutter Blades: Easily switch between three blade sizes to handle different coil diameters, ensuring flexibility in your work.
  • Clean and Convenient Waste Management: Integrated coil waste chute allows for easy cleanup using standard plastic grocery bags, keeping your workspace tidy.
$1,829.11
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PRODUCT NAME
PRICE
QUANTITY
MARLON350A
Marlon 350A Double Head Spiral Coil Air Powered Crimper
$1,829.11
04PELCUTBLDA
"A" Cut Blade Kit (6 & 7 mm) for Marlon 350A & 350E
$492.79
04PELCUTBLDC
"C" Long Tail Cut Blade Kit (18 to 50mm) for Marlon 350E & 350A
$168.50

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Frequently Asked Questions

A complete coil workflow normally requires a punch with the correct hole pattern, a coil inserter or manual insertion method, and a crimping tool to cut and secure both ends. Some machines combine punching and insertion, while others handle only one stage. Production volume, document thickness, and required sheet size determine whether a manual or electric setup is suitable. The available coil binding machines include several configurations for occasional and frequent work. Before ordering equipment, confirm pitch, punch length, disengageable pins, maximum punching capacity, coil diameter range, and whether crimpers are included. Every part of the setup must support the same coil pattern and finished document requirements.

Pitch describes the number and spacing of holes along the bound edge. The coil must match the pattern made by the punch, since a 4:1 coil will not feed correctly through sheets punched for 3:1 or another layout. Identify the machine model, count the holes on a known sample, and confirm the manufacturer specification before ordering. Hole shape can also matter because round and oval holes may behave differently during insertion. Do not force a coil through an uncertain pattern, as this can tear the sheets or stretch the spine. Keep a labelled punched sample with each machine so staff can confirm pitch quickly. Test the smallest and largest routine documents before purchasing a large supply quantity.

Hand crimping pliers are practical for short runs and varied jobs, provided operators can cut and turn both coil ends consistently. Higher output work may benefit from electric or air powered equipment that finishes both ends faster and reduces hand fatigue. The available coil crimpers cover manual tools and production machines for different coil diameters. Confirm the supported size range, blade requirements, cycle speed, power or air needs, and the amount of adjustment required between jobs. A crimper must create an inward turned end that prevents the coil from backing out. Poor crimping can leave sharp ends or allow the document to unwind during handling.

An electric inserter is useful when manual coil insertion slows production, causes hand fatigue, or produces inconsistent results across repeated jobs. It is most effective when the documents use a stable punch pattern and the coil diameter remains within the roller range. Very thick books, unusual lengths, or tightly curved coils may still require careful manual guidance. Estimate the number of books completed per shift and measure how much time is spent turning coils into the holes. Also consider setup time, roller adjustment, workspace, and operator training. An inserter improves the feeding stage but does not replace accurate punching or final crimping. The entire process should be tested with normal paper, covers, and tabs before equipment is selected.

Coil size should be selected from the thickness of the assembled document, not sheet count alone. Paper weight, covers, divider tabs, folded inserts, and protective sheets all increase the bound edge. Build one complete sample and measure it using the sizing method recommended for coil binding. The available spiral coil binding supplies provide several diameters, lengths, pitches, and colours for different documents. Choose a coil that allows easy sheet turning without leaving excessive space. A coil that is too small can pinch the edge and restrict movement, while an oversized coil can look loose and allow the contents to shift during use.