Binding Spines HERLITZ 32 mm, pack of 50, green

Plastic binding spines HERLITZ 32 mm in green, pack of 50, designed for comb binding systems to secure punched documents. These spines are suitable for binding reports, manuals and presentations and allow pages to open flat while keeping the document firmly fastened. The 32 mm diameter accommodates medium-thickness documents, and the green colour provides a clear visual distinction for organized filing.

Advantages

HERLITZ binding spines are made from durable plastic that resists bending and retains shape after repeated use. The comb-style design enables fast insertion and removal of pages without damaging punched holes. Their uniform teeth and spacing ensure smooth rotation of pages and reliable alignment when closing a bound document. Supplied in a pack of 50, they are convenient for multiple bindings in offices, schools or home projects.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, manuals and student assignments
• Organizing presentations and training materials
• Creating handouts and reference booklets
• Small office and home document management tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 32 mm, suitable for medium-thickness documents (approx. 150–200 pages depending on paper weight)
• Material: durable plastic comb
• Colour: green
• Pack contents: 50 binding spines
• Compatibility: designed for comb binding machines that accept 32 mm spines

How to use

Punch the document with a compatible comb binding punch to create evenly spaced holes along the binding edge. Place a 32 mm HERLITZ binding spine onto the comb opening of the binding machine or manually open the comb teeth, insert the punched pages onto the teeth, then close the comb by rotating it back into the closed position or using the binding machine’s closing mechanism. Ensure pages are aligned before final closure to maintain even edges and a flat opening.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check the capacity of your binding machine and verify that 32 mm combs match the expected page count. Store the spines flat in a dry place to prevent warping and keep spare spines available to quickly update or expand existing documents.