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If you are looking into book or document binding, whether for home, school, business, or government, the first thing to look out for is getting the proper Binding Equipment. There are a variety of styles of binding equipment available on the market today, and thankfully the people at MyBinding.com make finding and shopping for the right Binding Equipment easy. MyBinding.com carries a wide selection of Comb Binding Equipment, Wire Binding Equipment, Coil Binding Equipment, as well as a great selection of Binding Equipment Supplies. MyBinding.com even offers an array of Clearance Binding Equipment to help save you some money. If you need more information regarding Binding Equipment, check out the posts below, and be sure to visit MyBinding.com for all your Binding Equipment needs.



MyBinding.com Partners with Akiles to Offer the CoilMac ECP Series Coil Binding Punch

MyBinding.com, one of the country’s leading Internet retailers of binding machines and supplies, recently added the Akiles CoilMac ECP series binding equipment to their website.

MyBinding.com has a long history of working with Akiles. Currently they offer a huge selection of Akiles binding machines, laminators, corner rounders, supplies, and more. The decision to add the CoilMac ECP series to their extensive Akiles inventory was an easy one for MyBinding.com.

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How to Use the Pro-Bind Hardcover Crimper

If you have a Pro-Bind thermal binding machine, you’ve probably tried binding your own hardcover documents. Hardcover books look great and they’re easy to produce, but you need to remember to crimp the document’s spine after binding. Crimping the spine not only secures the binding, it gives a hardcover book a distinctive look. You can do this with the Pro-Bind Hardcover Crimper. Just follow these steps:

  • Bind your document with your Pro-Bind machine. Make sure all of the pages are flush before binding so they will come into contact with the adhesive in the spine.
  • After binding, immediately place your document in the Crimper. The spine needs to be facing down so it will be formed properly.
  • Leave the document in the Crimper for a full minute. (You can also wait until the adhesive completely sets.) Then, remove it from the device and admire your work because you’re done!

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How to Successfully Use a Pair of Crimping Pliers

Coil binding is a popular document finishing method that is used by professional binderies, office workers, and school employees and volunteers. Documents bound with coils tend to look very professional and most coil binding equipment is pretty easy to use. However, a lot of people run into trouble when it’s time to crimp the ends of the coil with a pair of crimping pliers. This is unfortunate because crimping the coil is the most important part of the process. If you don’t crimp your coil, your document will fall apart. However, with good instructions and a bit of practice, you can become skilled at this task. Here is how you can successfully use a pair of crimping pliers:

Save Big on Document Finishing Equipment and Supplies This Cyber Monday!

Thanksgiving and Black Friday have come and gone, but that doesn’t mean great deals on binding equipment and supplies are gone as well. That’s because MyBinding.com is proud to offer terrific savings during our Cyber Monday sales event! Take a quick look at what’s on sale:

  • Comb binding looks great, it’s easy to do, and it’s never been more affordable. You can get the GBC CombBind C75, a high-quality comb binding machine, for just $10.00. A 100-pack of 1/4” navy blue combs is only $0.99, so you can make your documents look great and still save money.
  • If you’re interested in coil binding, you will need a pair of coil crimpers to properly finish off your documents. Crimpers usually cost more than $20.00 per pair but a pair can be yours for $14.95.
  • Now is a great time to stock up on laminating and ID supplies. Prices start at just $0.25 for a pack of laminating pouches and $0.99 for packs of badge reels and lanyards.
  • Do you need a hole punch that can accommodate legal-sized paper? If so, check out the Swingline Profile, the perfect punch for legal-sized documents. This device is just $7.95 so it won’t punch a big hole in your budget.

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Introducing the GBC CC1700 Electric Coil Inserter

Are you interested in coil binding? If so, you will definitely want to check out the GBC CC1700, the company’s newest coil inserter. Here’s a quick introduction to this machine:

  • The CC1700 will work with coils that are up to 12” long so you can bind letter-sized documents. The coils can be up to 1” in diameter which will allow you to assemble work containing 265 pages or less.
  • This machine has a built-in spine former to help you bind thicker documents. Also, the device has two rollers to help you easily insert coils.
  • The CC1700 comes with a pair of crimping pliers, so you’ll have everything you need to properly finish off your documents. The machine also has a built-in storage slot for the pliers.
  • This coil inserter is surprisingly compact. Its approximate dimensions are 7” (height) x 17” (width) x 8” (depth) so you won’t have any trouble finding room for it.
  • Finally, the CC1700 comes with a 1-year warranty.

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