Create professional, ready-to-hang calendars with these 8" Pewter Wire Calendar Hangers. Designed for use with twin-loop (Wire-O) binding, these hangers provide a simple, attractive way to display wall calendars. Made from durable, nylon-coated wire, they feature a sleek pewter finish that complements a variety of calendar designs. Ideal for custom calendars, promotional calendars, and professional print projects, these hangers offer a clean, polished appearance. Each pack includes 100 calendar hangers, making them a convenient choice for both small and large calendar production runs.
Product Details
Durable pewter wire construction for long-lasting use
8-inch length ideal for hanging calendars and other lightweight items
Convenient 100-pack for bulk use and easy organization
Versatile design suitable for various hanging applications
Easy to use with simple installation process
Specifications
Product Type: Wire Calendar Hangers
Length: 8"
Color: Pewter
Material: Nylon-Coated Wire
Binding Compatibility: Twin-Loop Wire (Wire-O)
Quantity: 100 Hangers per Pack
Spiral / Binding101 Part Number: 94CCALHK4P
Video
Calendar Hangers Overview
Transcript :
This is how to use Wire Calendar Hangers!
First, using a wire binding machines, punch the pages of your calendar at the top. Then do this with your chosen covers.
Next, with your half moon punch measured out to the correct size paper, punch your pages where you just punched your holes for the wire. Do this to the covers as well.
Thread your calendar into the wire facing up. Place the calendar hanger in, and then place your covers on(with the back cover on top of the front).
The wire hanger should be flush with the pages so the crimper does not smoosh it, you may have to place it in holding the hanger against the paper. Then press the wire together.
Now it’s all together; we just have to cut off the excess wire where the loop is. This is an important step to pay attention to because if you don’t pay attention then it won’t look as nice.
A quick snip and you can see the ends of the wire still sticking out. To avoid this make sure the closed ends of the wire are exposed and cut the wire as close as possible to the end of the half moon. Oh and make sure your scissors are strong enough to cut the wire!
