Binding Combs 5 mm HERLITZ, pack of 100, green

HERLITZ 5 mm binding combs in green, pack of 100, are designed for comb binding of thin documents such as small reports, booklets and handouts. These plastic comb spines fit standard comb binding machines and create a secure binding that allows pages to open flat for easy reading and copying. The compact 5 mm diameter is suitable for documents with a small number of sheets while the green colour provides a consistent, professional look for presentations and internal documentation.

Advantages

The binding combs are made from durable plastic that resists deformation and maintains spine shape during repeated handling. Their standard pitch and flexible rings allow smooth insertion and removal of pages when reworking documents. The 5 mm size offers a neat, low-profile binding solution for thin document sets, and the pack of 100 provides sufficient quantity for office supplies or project work without frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Binding thin documents up to approximately 25–30 sheets (depending on paper weight)
• Small reports, training handouts and meeting materials
• Creating booklets, manuals or homework assignments
• Office, school and administrative use where compact binding is required

Key specifications

• Comb diameter: 5 mm
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Material: plastic combs designed for repeated use
• Colour: green
• Compatibility: standard comb binding machines with matching pitch

How to use

Prepare your document by aligning pages and, if needed, covers. Use a compatible comb binding machine to punch evenly spaced holes along the document edge, then open the comb by its tabs or the machine's comb opener and thread the punched pages onto the teeth. Release the comb to close the spine and ensure pages turn freely and lie flat when opened. For removal or reorganization, reopen the comb, adjust pages, and close again.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check the sheet capacity based on paper weight before binding to avoid overstretching the comb. Use covers or heavier stock for the first and last pages to protect documents. Store combs flat and away from direct heat to prevent warping.