Binding strips Fellowes 5360501 for 100 sheets A4, 34-ring wire binding

Binding strips Fellowes 5360501 for 100 sheets A4, 34-ring wire binding are wire binding spines engineered for finishing A4 documents up to 100 sheets. Designed to work with compatible wire-binding machines, these 34-ring spines create a secure, professional-looking finish with lay-flat performance. They are suitable for assembling reports, presentations and manuals where a neat, durable binding is required.

Advantages

These wire binding spines offer consistent hole alignment and rigid retention for stacked pages, enabling reliable binding that resists loosening during everyday handling. The 34-ring design provides evenly spaced support along the spine, improving document stability and allowing full 360° page rotation. Materials and finish are selected to maintain form and appearance over repeated use.

Suitable for

• Binding A4 reports, manuals and presentations up to 100 sheets
• Office document finishing and archival copies
• Training materials and course packs
• Proposals and client deliverables requiring a professional look

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4
• Maximum capacity: up to 100 sheets (standard 80 gsm)
• Number of rings: 34
• Binding type: wire binding spine allowing lay-flat and 360° rotation
• Intended use: for compatible manual or electric wire-binding machines

How to use

Align the document pages and cover, then punch holes with a compatible wire-binding machine sized for 34-ring A4 spines. Place the wire binding spine onto the machine’s closing mechanism so the rings align with the punched holes. Thread the pages onto the open rings, then close the spine using the machine’s crimping or closing feature until rings are securely shut and the document lays flat. Verify that the cover and inner pages turn freely and that the closure is even along the entire spine.

Usage recommendations

For best results, confirm sheet count and paper weight before selecting the spine; standard capacity values assume 80 gsm paper. Use covers or end sheets to protect the first and last page and to improve durability. Regularly inspect punch dies and closing jaws on the binding machine to ensure consistent hole alignment and secure closures.