Binding Spines HERLITZ 45 mm, 50 pieces, white

HERLITZ binding spines, 45 mm diameter, pack of 50 in white are designed for use with compatible comb binding machines to secure documents, reports and booklets. These binding spines are suitable for medium-thickness stacks of paper and provide a clean, professional finish that allows pages to turn smoothly and the document to be expanded or edited when needed.

Advantages

These white 45 mm comb spines offer a balance between capacity and compactness, accommodating a substantial number of sheets while maintaining a tidy appearance. The spines are made to snap onto standard comb binding machines easily, ensuring consistent alignment of pages and a uniform spine profile. Their neutral white color integrates well with different cover designs and paper colors, supporting a professional look for office reports, presentations, manuals, and booklets.

Suitable for

• Office reports and business presentations
• Training manuals and user guides
• Student assignments and academic theses of medium thickness
• Internal documentation and procedure booklets
• Any binding tasks requiring up to medium stack capacity with easy page turning

Key specifications

• Diameter: 45 mm (comb spine)
• Color: white
• Quantity in pack: 50 pieces
• Compatibility: standard comb/coil binding machines that accept 45 mm comb spines
• Capacity: suitable for medium-thickness documents (corresponding to typical 45 mm comb capacity)

How to use

Prepare the document by aligning sheets and adding covers if required. Use a compatible comb binding machine to punch holes along the document edge according to the machine's instructions. Open the comb spine on the machine, place the punched document onto the spine's teeth, and close the comb to secure the pages. Verify that pages turn freely and that the spine is fully seated along the document edge.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the 45 mm spine to the document thickness recommended by your comb binding machine manufacturer. Use a clear or sturdy front cover and a thicker back cover for a more durable finished product. Store unused spines flat in a dry environment to avoid deformation.