Red LX Strips

Enhance your binding projects with vibrant red Fastback LX Strips, designed to add a bold, professional touch to your books, manuals, and presentations. These high-quality leatherette strips come in 11" lengths and two widths, narrow and medium, perfect for binding documents ranging from 10 pages to 250-page hardcover books using the Fastback 9 system. The striking red color complements both light and dark covers, making your finished work stand out with a sleek, modern look. Ideal for offices, schools, and print shops, these durable strips ensure a secure, polished finish every time. At MyBinding.com, you'll find these premium binding supplies at competitive prices, backed by fast shipping and excellent customer service, helping you save money while achieving professional results on every project.

Red LX Strips

Enhance your binding projects with vibrant red Fastback LX Strips, designed to add a bold, professional touch to your books, manuals, and presentations. These high-quality leatherette strips come in 11" lengths and two widths, narrow...

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Red 11" Fastback LX Strips
Powis Parker
$44.00
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  • Vibrant red color adds a professional touch to your presentations.
  • Leatherette texture enhances the visual appeal and tactile experience.
  • Available in two widths to accommodate various binding capacities.
  • Specifically designed for seamless compatibility with the Fastback 9 binding system.
Starting at $44.00
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PRODUCT NAME
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N130LX
Red 11" Narrow Powis Parker Fastback LX Strips - 100/Box
$44.00
56LXNRED
Red 11" Narrow Powis Parker Fastback LX Strips - 500/Box
$220.00
M130LX
Red 11" Medium Powis Parker Fastback LX Strips - 100/Box
$72.95

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Frequently Asked Questions

Confirm the exact model number from the machine label before selecting LX supplies. LX strips belong to the Fastback system and are not suitable for comb, coil, wire, or unrelated thermal machines. Current Fastback guidance focuses strongly on Model 9 workflows and also lists supported compatibility by strip type, so the machine documentation should be checked for the installed equipment. The broader range of Fastback LX strips can help identify available lengths and widths after the model is confirmed. Do not order by color or outside dimensions alone, because another Fastback strip family may look similar while using a different construction or operating process.

Measure the compressed thickness of the full document at the binding edge, including pages, front and back covers, tabs, and inserts. Do not rely only on page count because paper weight, coatings, and cover materials can change the stack thickness considerably. Jog the pages flush before measuring and use the sizing guidance supplied for the strip and machine. An incorrect width can affect spine appearance and page contact. Keep narrow and medium strips in clearly labeled storage so operators do not choose from color alone. Run one sample when the paper or cover construction changes, then inspect the spine and page security before binding the remaining documents.

Composition strips can be considered when the document uses composition-style hardcovers or needs a fabric-textured spine that coordinates with that finish. LX and Composition are separate Fastback strip families, so the decision must follow machine compatibility, available widths, document construction, and whether the binding must support later changes. The range of Fastback composition strips can help clarify the alternative format. Do not switch strip types simply because both are available in red. Confirm the exact machine and intended cover system first, then use the supply family specified for that workflow. A test bind is advisable whenever the strip family or cover construction changes.

Color should be selected only after the correct machine, strip family, length, and width are established. Red can coordinate with a logo, match an outer cover, or identify departments and document types, but it does not affect mechanical compatibility. Different surface materials can also make the same named red appear lighter or darker beside a linen, leatherette, poly, or printed cover. Build one complete sample and view it under normal lighting before ordering a case for a branded project. Functional fit remains the priority. A correctly colored strip that is too narrow or intended for another machine will not produce an acceptable finished document.

Keep unused strips flat in their original packaging and away from heat, moisture, sunlight, and dust. Before binding, collate the pages, remove clips and staples, and jog the full stack until the binding edge is even. Include covers and inserts when measuring thickness. Fastback 9 supplies can support a coordinated Model 9 workflow when every component is compatible with the machine. Avoid touching the adhesive surface, follow the correct machine mode, and allow the finished spine to set as directed before heavy handling. A sample bind helps confirm settings whenever stock weight, cover type, or strip width changes. This helps maintain dependable adhesive performance over time.