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Wire Bound Books Printing

What is a WIRE BOUND book, or report, or planner?

Multipage-page documents that must to be kept as a book, with integrity for a long time will find the perfect way of binding in what is known either as wire binding, wire-o-binding or twin loop binding. Wire binding provides integrity, longevity and elegant finishing. It offers the same benefits as spiral binding but it has a nicer appearance

The way in which the document is held together is through a durable plastic spiral or coil that is inserted through holes that are drilled on the document. The spiraled plastic that looks pretty much like a coil join the pages as an assembled group.

The main reasons to use wire binding are as follows

The twin loop wire is elegant, strong and won't collapse under normal use.

Full view of the document: wire binding allows the elements included in the assembly such as sheets, separators, copies, charts, etc inside the grouped document to open freely. The pages can be flipped completely around the wire in full 360 degrees. You can fold all the way to the back.

Ease to turn pages without further holding them: The pages turn easily and stay at the position. Unlike other methods of binding such as book binding, spiral binding gathers the document together but each component of the assembly is still independent.

Color for wire: Although there are many different colors available, the most commonly used is black. Black wire suits well with almost all

Page Counts: This binding method is appropriate both for low-page-counts as well as for high-page-counts. Wire loops are available in multiple sizes which makes it very flexible.

Question: Which products can I use spiral binding for?

Answer: There are many instances where spiral binding is the best option to get documents bound

Show-Run documents: Logistics, task, sequences

Music sheets

Presentation notes for keynote speakers

Attendees handouts at seminars and conferences

Notebooks and Notepads

Inventory control record-taking

Phone call reports

To-do lists

Training Manuals

Educational use for teaching, learning and evaluation

Personal diaries

Taking notes at store meetings.