Binding Spines 22 mm HERLITZ pack of 50, red

Pack of 50 HERLITZ binding spines in red with a 22 mm diameter designed for comb binding machines. These binding spines secure medium-thickness documents and offer a reusable solution for creating reports, presentations, manuals and booklets. The product is intended for standard comb-binding systems that accept 22 mm spines and provides a consistent, professional finish for assembled documents used in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

The HERLITZ 22 mm binding spines are durable and flexible, enabling repeated opening and reclosing of bound documents without deformation. The uniform ring spacing ensures smooth turning of pages and stable alignment. The bright red colour makes bound documents easy to identify and organise. Supplied in a pack of 50, the spines are suitable for regular binding tasks and reduce the need for single-use solutions.

Suitable for

• Reports and presentations up to medium thickness
• Training manuals and instruction booklets
• School projects and student portfolios
• Office filing where reusable binding is required
• Home document organisation and small booklets

Key specifications

• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Spine diameter: 22 mm
• Colour: red
• Material: flexible binding plastic suitable for comb binding
• Compatibility: for comb binding machines that accept 22 mm spines

How to use

Use these binding spines with a compatible comb binding machine. Punch the document pages and cover, open a 22 mm comb spine on the machine, insert the punched pages onto the comb teeth and close the comb to secure the document. Confirm that the pages turn freely and that the cover aligns with the document before finalising. The spines can be reopened to add or remove pages as needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the 22 mm spine to documents of medium thickness (typically around 120–220 pages depending on paper weight). Use a sturdy front cover and back cover to improve durability and protect the document. Store unused spines flat and out of direct sunlight to prevent colour fading and deformation.