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FAQ - Comb Binding Machine

Below is a list of frequently asked questions regarding comb binders and comb binding machines, simply click on the link to see our answer.

What are the advantages of using plastic comb binding?
What are some common types of punches?
Who makes the most reliable machine?
Can I use a cover on any type of binding?
What is the difference between plastic and wire binding?
Can I use my wire on a plastic comb machine?
Is there a machine that does a combination of plastic and wire bindings?
How durable are plastic combs?
What is GBC comb-bound binding? 

What are the advantages of using plastic comb binding?
Plastic Comb Binding is easy to open, alter and rebind. They are the most inexpensive, and easiest to use. Bound products lay flat, can turn back to back or 360 degrees. Combs are made of plastic

What are some common types of punches?
Common Comb Binder Punch Types

Who makes the most reliable machine?
Ibico machines usually have the longest lifespan, and are the least trouble-some, but all brands that we carry work well. View our range of
Ibico Comb Binding Machines.

Can I use a cover on any type of binding?
Yes, they are all universal.

What is the difference between plastic and wire binding?
Plastic has different shaped openings.

Can I use my wire on a plastic comb machine?
Yes, but only if your machine has a wire closer. If you do not have a wire closer
, one must be purchased separately.

Is there a machine that does a combination of plastic and wire bindings?
The
Ibico Hitech Binding Machine and Ibico IbiMaster 400E Binding Machine are capable of doing both plastic and wire/comb binds.

How durable are plastic combs?
Plastic combs are very durable, virtually indestructible.  View our range of
binding combs.

What is GBC comb-bound binding?
GBC comb-bound binding is the process by which small rectangular holes are punched into and along the left margins of paper. A plastic comb is then inserted into these holes, forming an inexpensive binding.  View our range of comb binder machines from
GBC.

 

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