What is Masterbind?

The most popular binding styles have been around for many years. You’ve probably heard of plastic comb binding, spiral coil binding, wire binding, and even thermal binding.  But if you’re looking for a highly professional finished product, MasterBind is an excellent option. 

A newcomer in the binding industry, MasterBind metal binding machines offer the same unpunched, secure binding as seen on many other binding systems. What sets them apart is the durability, ease-of-use, and professional results they provide without the use of electricity. MasterBind designs covers to be used specifically for their machines, creating a unified look from cover to spine. They also offer hot foil stamping devices, the Goldpress 4+, allowing you to fully customize your cover. The amazing part about MasterBind is that there is no heat or electricity required. This means that you can assemble professional documents wherever you go – an excellent ability for sales representatives and other mobile business professionals.

With any binding system, the need to edit may arise from time to time. Many systems require you to reprint your materials and create an entirely new document. With the MasterBind debinder tool, you can easily debind, edit, and rebind with the same materials, leaving no waste.

What could you do with a foil-stamped cover? Ever tried metal bind before? We’d love to hear your thoughts on this machine.

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