Binding Spines HERLITZ 25 mm, 50 pcs, white

HERLITZ Binding Spines, 25 mm diameter, pack of 50 in white are comb-style binding elements intended for use with comb binding machines. They provide a re-openable binding solution for documents, reports and presentations, allowing easy insertion and removal of pages. With a 25 mm diameter, each spine can accommodate a substantial document thickness while keeping pages aligned and enabling the finished document to lie flat when opened.

Advantages

These white plastic binding spines are durable and flexible for repeated opening and closing, enabling quick corrections or updates without damaging pages. The uniform teeth and round comb profile ensure consistent punch alignment and a neat, professional appearance for bound documents. Supplied in a pack of 50, they offer a cost-effective option for regular binding needs in offices, schools and print shops.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, theses and presentations
• Office document compilation and archiving
• School projects and coursework
• Copy shops and small print runs

Key specifications

• Comb diameter: 25 mm (round profile)
• Color: white
• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Compatible with standard comb binding machines
• Approximate page capacity: up to 250–275 pages depending on paper weight
• Material: flexible plastic

How to use

Prepare the document by aligning pages and making necessary punch holes using a comb binding machine sized for 25 mm combs. Open the comb by placing it on the machine spindle or using the machine's opening mechanism, insert the punched document pages onto the comb teeth, and close the comb to secure the binding. Check alignment and ensure the comb is fully closed for a neat finish. The comb can be reopened if pages need to be added or removed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the 25 mm comb to the total page thickness considering paper weight; heavier paper reduces page capacity. Use a compatible comb binding machine and align punch holes precisely to avoid skewed bindings. Store packs in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve plastic flexibility.