Zipbind Binding | A MyBindingBlog.com Category
If you already have a comb binding machine or are considering purchasing one you probably should know about ZipBind. It is a new type of binding strip designed by GBC to work in conjunction with your existing comb binding machine. These fashionable strips are designed to be recloseable so that documents, presentations and proposals can be edited on the fly. Plus, they do not require an additional machine (other than your regular Comb Machine) so it is a very reasonable alternative for giving your documents a different look and feel. Here is a quick list of five things you should know about ZipBind…
Hundreds of thousands of companies across the country have a plastic comb binding machine sitting in their offices. However, many companies have decided that plastic comb binding does not present the professional image that they are looking for. Over the years, plastic comb binding has become more and more common and the look and feel that it represents has become less desirable for professional presentations and proposals. However, if you have a plastic comb binding machine and are looking for an alternative to traditional plastic comb binding you might want to consider GBC Zipbind. Zipbind uses the same hole pattern as plastic binding combs but offers a reclosable solution with a completely new look and feel. This article is designed to provide a simple set of instructions for binding documents using Zipbind. Here are five steps for binding documents with Zipbind binding spines.
If your company or organization is looking to spruce up its reports, presentations, documents and proposals chances are you will need a binding system. However, with the huge number of systems available on the market, choosing a binding system can be difficult. If you are researching binding systems you have most likely seen plastic com binding, twin loop wire binding and spiral coil binding (the three most popular styles of binding). However, if you are looking for something a little bit different, you might want to look at GBC Zipbind for your office. This article will provide you with four reasons to consider GBC Zipbind for your documents.
Smart businesses are always looking for ways to improve their image. One simple, relatively inexpensive, but often overlooked way to do just that is to put some serious thought into the appearance of your presentations, reports, and proposals. Here we list the top ten most-used binding methods, and their relative merits and disadvantages.







