The difference between wire binding and coil binding?

The difference between wire binding and coil binding?

Let's start with the basics. This is a basic description of each binding method and is the right machine brand for this type of binding. What is wire binding?

Line binding is a common documentation method and is known by various names such as double loop, wire-o, double loop, double-o, loop, wirebind. Using this binding method, the user can place the punched document on a "C" shaped wire binding member and squeeze the spine with a closer wire until it is rounded. The bound document is fully open on the table and the bound page can be rotated 360 degrees.

The recommended wire binding machines are the Renz model and the Akiles model. Lenze can be used permanently, and Akiles is very durable! The wire is divided into two spaces. 3:1 is ideal for applications, always less than 1/2 inch. If the document is more than 1/2 inch, a 2:1 spacing is required. Make sure the machine you choose matches the machine you ordered. 789-4330.

Coil binding (also known as spiral binding) is another common binding option for documents. This type of binding has many names, such as spiral rolls, colored rolls, colored rolls, EZ rolls, plastic rolls, spiral binding, plastic rolls, rolls. Documents bound with plastic coils can be placed flat on the table and rotated 360 degrees. This binding style is durable and is often used for documents that need to be mailed. Spiral coil binding thorns also have more colors and sizes than other binding styles.