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Plastic Comb Binding is the most common document binding style in the world. For this reason, we have written a number of articles and product reviews dealing with Plastic Comb Binding Machines, and Comb Binding Supplies. Discover everything that you ever wanted to know about Comb Binding and more. Learn about GBC Premium Binding Combs, Fellowes Binding Combs, Legal Sized 24 Ring Binding Combs and Half Size 15 Ring Binding Combs. Comb binding supplies are available in twelve different colors and in sizes up to two inches in diameter. Read all about Plastic Comb Binding below and if you still have any questions or need help choosing the right product for your organization please feel free to call us toll free or Email Us. We are always glad to help.



Check Out the New GBC CombBind C12 and C20 Comb Binding Machines

GBC CombBind C12 If you haven’t already heard by now, MyBinding.com is now carrying two of the hottest comb binding machines available: the GBC CombBind C12 and C20. These two new devices are set to replace the old C55, C75, and C110 machines before the end of 2010 and we couldn’t be more excited about their arrival. Here’s what makes these new machines so exciting. Check it out:

1.) More punching power. Both the C12 and C20 have great punching capacities. The C12 can punch 12 sheets at a time while the C20 can handle 20. These capacities are 20 to 30% larger than the ones found in the older machines. For example, the C55 could only punch 5 sheets at a time. Twelve to 20 sheets is a much better punching capacity, don’t you think?

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Now Accepting Orders for the All-New GBC CombBind C12

The GBC CombBind C12 If there’s one thing we love to do here at MyBinding.com, it’s letting our customers know about hot new products that we’re selling. Today, we’re proud to announce that we’re now accepting orders for the brand new GBC CombBind C12 Comb Binding Machine, a replacement for the old GBC CombBind C55 and C75. This is a great new product from GBC that just came out and we couldn’t be more excited about its launch. Here are a few reasons why we’re so thrilled about this new machine:

1.)  It can punch and bind a lot of sheets quickly. The C12 can punch 12 sheets of paper at once so you’ll be able to get your project done a lot faster. You can use this device to bind documents that contain up to 200 pages with combs that are up to 1” thick. Binding will hardly take any time at all because this machine has quick-load comb teeth to help speed things up.

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We here at MyBinding.com are always excited to announce new products that we’re carrying and we’re especially thrilled about a new comb binding machine from General Binding Corporation (GBC). It’s the GBC CombBind C20, a fantastic device that was just released and is a replacement for the CombBind C110. We had the inside track on this product and are proud to be one of the first retailers to offer it. Here are a few of the great things this machine has to offer:

1.) First-rate punching and binding capacities. The C20 is capable of punching up to 20 sheets of paper at once so you’ll be able to get your documents ready for binding in no time. You can bind books containing up to 320 pages with this device, making it perfect for both long and short documents. The C110 had a 15-sheet capacity and it could only bind books that had 300 pages, so the C20′s abilities are huge improvements.

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In that past, shopping for a binding machine could prove to be extremely challenging. Many customers have seen different binding styles on the market and would like to try them out. However, since all three of the major binding styles on the market use different hole patterns, customers were forced to choose a single binding style or buy multiple binding machines. Without spending thousands of dollars customers were not able to bind documents using Plastic Combs, Twin Loop Wire and Spiral Coil. However, using the GBC C500 binding machine, consumers can now bind all three types of documents.

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