Wire Spine Binding Coils ARGO 11 mm blue pack of 100 (model 424113)

ARGO wire spine binding coils, 11 mm diameter in blue, are designed for manual or machine binding of documents, brochures and reports. Supplied in a pack of 100, these binding coils suit small to medium paper stacks and provide stable spine support while allowing pages to turn smoothly. The colour and consistent diameter make them appropriate for office filing, school projects and small print-runs where neat, functional finishing is required.

Advantages

The 11 mm wire spine coils provide reliable document retention and keep pages aligned without interfering with readability. Their metal construction ensures repeated use and resistance to deformation under normal handling. Blue finish gives a uniform professional look and helps with visual categorisation. Coils are compatible with common manual and electric binding machines that accept wire spines of this diameter, enabling efficient finishing workflows.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, manuals and brochures up to approximately 100–120 sheets (paper weight dependent)
• Office filing and presentation documents
• School projects, dissertations and coursework
• Small print shops and in-plant finishing

Key specifications

• Spine diameter: 11 mm
• Colour: blue
• Quantity per pack: 100 pieces
• Material: metal wire with coloured finish
• Compatibility: for use with manual and electric binding machines that accept wire binding coils

How to use

Prepare the document by punching the required number and pattern of holes compatible with wire binding. Choose an 11 mm coil for stacks within the recommended thickness range. Insert the coil through the punched holes from one end to the other, then close the coil using a wire-closing mechanism or the appropriate closing tools on a binding machine to secure the spine. Ensure the coil ends are properly trimmed or seated to prevent snagging and to allow free rotation of pages.

Usage recommendations

For best results, verify hole-punch pattern matches the binding machine and ensure paper thickness is within the capacity for an 11 mm coil. Store coils flat in a dry environment to avoid bending and keep spare coils in original packaging until use to maintain consistent colour and shape.