Plastic binding spines Idest 14 mm red, pack of 100 — for binding documents (MPN 405144)

Idest plastic binding spines, 14 mm diameter in red, pack of 100 pieces, are designed to bind document stacks of medium thickness into a neat, durable finished book. These plastic binding spines work with manual and electric comb and coil binding systems and are suitable for assembling reports, presentations, brochures, and other punched-page documents in office, school, or print-shop environments.

Advantages

The flexible plastic construction provides reliable page retention while allowing the bound document to open flat for easy reading. A 14 mm diameter fits document stacks of medium thickness and gives a professional appearance without adding excessive bulk. The uniform ring spacing and consistent shape ensure smooth feeding and secure closure in both manual and electric binding machines.

Suitable for

• Binding reports and presentations
• Assembling brochures and manuals
• School projects and student portfolios
• Small-scale print-shop or in-office document finishing

Key specifications

• Material: durable flexible plastic
• Diameter: 14 mm
• Color: red
• Pack contents: 100 binding spines
• Compatibility: comb and coil binding systems (manual and electric)
• Suitable document thickness: medium stacks (approx. up to the capacity of a 14 mm spine)

How to use

Punch pages using a compatible comb/coil punching machine, insert the 14 mm plastic binding spine through the punched holes, and close the spine using a comb-closing mechanism or manually if applicable. Ensure the punched holes align with the spine’s ring spacing before closing to maintain even page turns and a secure bind. For best results, check compatibility with your specific binding machine and test a sample document when switching spine sizes or materials.

Usage recommendations

Use these red 14 mm plastic spines when you need a medium-capacity, durable binding solution that allows the document to lay reasonably flat. Store spines in a dry place away from direct sunlight to avoid colour fading and deformation. For heavier or thicker documents, choose a larger diameter spine; for very thin documents, select a smaller diameter to ensure a snug fit.