Binding Spines HERLITZ 19/20 mm, pack of 100, black

HERLITZ binding spines, 19/20 mm diameter, pack of 100 in black. These plastic comb spines are intended for use with compatible comb/plastic binding systems to hold together documents that match the 19–20 mm spine size. The product is designed for document binding in office, school or home environments and is suitable for reports, manuals, presentations and similar compilations. The spines are made of durable plastic for repeated handling and are compatible with standard comb binding machines that accept 19–20 mm spines.

Advantages

The pack contains 100 black spines, providing a cost-effective solution for binding multiple documents. The 19/20 mm diameter is suitable for medium-thickness documents and offers a secure closure while allowing pages to open flat. The plastic construction resists bending and maintains shape during repeated use and handling, ensuring consistent appearance and functionality for bound documents.

Suitable for

• Binding office reports and meeting materials
• Creating school projects, assignments and portfolios
• Assembling manuals, user guides and training materials
• Preparing presentations and proposals

Key specifications

• Diameter: 19–20 mm
• Colour: black
• Material: plastic
• Quantity in pack: 100 pieces
• Compatible with standard comb/plastic binding machines for 19–20 mm spines

How to use

Prepare punched pages with the appropriate punching pattern for comb/plastic binding. Select a 19/20 mm HERLITZ spine and align it with the punched document. Use a compatible comb binding machine to open the spine, insert the punched pages onto the spine tines, and close the spine to secure the document. Ensure that the spine is fully closed and that pages turn freely after binding.

Usage recommendations

For best results, confirm that the document thickness matches the 19–20 mm diameter before binding, and use a compatible comb binding machine. Store spines flat in a dry environment to prevent deformation and keep an additional pack on hand for frequent binding tasks.