Binding Spines HERLITZ 19/20 mm 100 pcs, white

HERLITZ Binding Spines 19/20 mm, pack of 100 in white are plastic comb spines designed for ring binding machines. They hold punched paper securely to create bound documents, reports and presentations with a medium binding thickness. The spines are compatible with standard 19/20 mm comb binding equipment and offer a neutral white finish suitable for office, school and administrative uses.

Advantages

These binding spines provide reliable page retention and ease of use when assembling documents. Their 19/20 mm diameter accommodates medium-thickness documents while allowing pages to open flat for reading and photocopying. The white colour gives a clean, professional appearance and blends with most paper colours without adding bulk. The pack contains 100 spines, offering a cost-effective supply for recurring binding tasks.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, manuals and presentations with medium page counts
• School projects and classroom materials that require durable binding
• Office documents, invoices and procedural records
• Departmental archives and employee handbooks

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic comb
• Diameter: 19/20 mm (suitable for medium-thickness documents)
• Quantity: 100 spines per pack
• Colour: white
• Compatibility: standard 19/20 mm comb binding machines

How to use

Prepare punched paper and a front/back cover as needed. Place the comb spine on the binding machine’s prongs, align the punched sheets and covers on the machine, then close the comb to secure the pages. Verify that the pages turn freely and that the spine teeth are fully engaged through the punched holes. For best results, ensure punch spacing and hole pattern match the comb spine specification.

Usage recommendations

Store the spines in a dry, temperate place away from direct sunlight to prevent deformation. Use with compatible comb binding machines and correct punching dies to avoid misalignment. For documents that require frequent opening or heavy handling, consider choosing a slightly larger diameter or a different binding type to extend longevity.