These maroon plastic combs are some of the highest quality binding combs on the market and are designed to fit any standard plastic comb binding machine . Hand-rolled to provide a smooth glossy finish, these maroon combs allow pages to flip freely and lie flat for easy reading and margin to margin photocopying. These maroon plastic binding combs are designed for use with 8.5" x 11" pages. Each 19-ring maroon plastic binding comb is made of rigid PVC plastic that won't scratch, chip, peel, or discolor.
Product Details
Color:Maroon
Size: 3/16" - 2"
Approximate Capacity: 10 - 425 Sheets
Length: 11" (19 Rings)
Shape: 3/16"-1-1/8" Round / 1-1/4"-2" Oval
Quantity: 50pk or 100pk
Sizing Guide
Size
Approximate Number of Sheets (20# Bond)
3/16"
10 Sheets
1/4"
25 Sheets
5/16"
40 Sheets
3/8"
55 Sheets
7/16"
70 Sheets
1/2"
85 Sheets
9/16"
105 Sheets
5/8"
125 Sheets
3/4"
150 Sheets
7/8"
175 Sheets
1"
200 Sheets
1-1/8"
225 Sheets
1-1/4"
265 Sheets
1-1/2"
320 Sheets
1-3/4"
375 Sheets
2"
425 Sheets
Video
Maroon Plastic Binding Combs Overview
Transcript :
Welcome to MyBinding video. I must admit, maroon is a difficult color to sell. I mean look, it looks so great on our own bindings but we figured we have a full warehouse so we might as well share. Ranging from 3/16" to 2", there's a comb for any sized project. These maroon plastic binding combs have a smooth and glossy texture, which is perfect for the day-to-day project. Additionally they won't scratch, chip, peel or discolor. The 19-hole punch patter is compatible to fit any standard comb binding machine and not only that, they're made to use 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper, which means anything you print, you can make into a book. And depending on your choice of size, you can fit any number of pages from 1 sheet to 425 sheets of paper, which means it will work for most any project. Proper use allows for pages to flip easy and lay flat, making reading a breeze and allows for getting the right margins for photocopy. These are some pretty slick plastic binding combs. For more demo's, reviews and how-to's, go to MyBinding.com.
