Binding Strips Soennecken 1554293, plastic white, 2 x 15 cm, 100 pcs/pack

Plastic binding strips Soennecken 1554293 are white, 2 x 15 cm strips supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. They are designed for quick manual or light mechanical binding of punched paper, allowing fast assembly and temporary fixation of document sets. The smooth plastic surface resists dirt and makes pages easy to turn while keeping documents organised and compact for storage or transport.

Advantages

These binding strips provide a simple and waste-minimising way to compile and separate document sets without staples or permanent adhesives. Their uniform length and width ensure a neat edge finish, and the white colour offers a neutral, professional appearance. Lightweight and flexible, the strips are easy to insert and remove, enabling frequent reorganisation of pages. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are convenient for regular office, classroom or home tasks where temporary binding is required.

Suitable for

• Compiling meeting handouts, reports and temporary manuals
• School assignments, student portfolios and classroom materials
• Home document organisation such as recipes, warranties and instructions
• Light office binding tasks where documents need to be rearranged or updated

Key specifications

• Material: plastic
• Colour: white
• Dimensions: 2 x 15 cm (width x length)
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Compatibility: for punched paper binding (standard hole spacing)

How to use

Insert a strip through the punched holes of a stack of papers and press the strip flat to secure the set. For heavier stacks, use light mechanical assistance such as a manual binding comb inserter designed for thin strips, taking care not to overstress the plastic. To remove or rearrange pages, gently pull the strip out from the holes and reinsert as needed. Store unused strips in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve flexibility.

Usage recommendations

Use these strips for temporary or semi-permanent document sets rather than long-term archival storage. For optimal results, avoid exceeding the recommended page capacity for thin plastic strips and pair with correctly spaced punched holes to ensure smooth insertion and removal.