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Make manuals, workbooks, presentations, calendars, cookbooks, and training materials easier to use with binding that opens flat and survives repeat handling. Coil binding — the same thing most people call spiral — plus comb and Wire-O, on documents we print for you or on pages you have already printed and bring in.
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Choose plastic coil for durability and a flexible spine, comb for a document that will be opened and re-opened, or Wire-O for a more formal metal finish
Pick a binding color and a capacity suited to the finished page count
Add a clear front cover and a backing board, or print a full-color cover on heavier stock
Include tab dividers, inserts, or mixed paper stocks inside one document
Set a repeatable specification for manuals and workbooks that are reprinted each term or each quarter
We bind documents we print and review pages you have already printed. Capacity depends on the actual paper stack, covers and binding, so there is no single page limit for every job.
| Binding | How it works | Check before quoting |
|---|---|---|
| Plastic coil / spiral | A flexible continuous coil lets pages turn around the spine. | Page size, punching clearance, stack thickness and covers. |
| Plastic comb | A plastic spine can be reopened to update pages. | The required spine size and whether later page changes are expected. |
| Wire-O | Double-loop metal wire provides a formal finish and opens flat. | Paper stack, cover choice and available wire size/color. |
Two retractable banners, 50 coil-bound booklets and 500 glossy flyers, printed and finished in Charlotte from customer-supplied artwork.
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We confirm the specification, timing, and price, then send questions or a digital proof.
Production starts after approval. We let you know when the job is ready at our local counter.
Have a specification we did not cover? Add it to your request or call us.
Yes. Plastic coil binding is what most people mean by spiral binding — a single continuous plastic coil threaded through punched holes along the edge. If you ask for spiral binding, this is what you will get.
Plastic coil is flexible and hard-wearing, and pages can be rotated a full turn. Comb uses a plastic spine with teeth, and it can be reopened to add or remove pages later. Wire-O is a double-loop metal wire with a more formal finish. All three open flat; the right one depends on page count, how often the document is handled, and how it should look.
Often, yes. Bring or describe the page size, page count, quantity, and any cover requirements so we can confirm compatibility before you make the trip.
This page covers plastic coil (spiral), comb and Wire-O binding for documents such as reports, manuals and workbooks. Tell us the finished size, paper stack and cover requirements. If you need another binding style, describe it first so we can confirm whether we can help.
Yes. Coil and comb binding are both common for thesis and dissertation copies. Bring the printed pages or send the PDF, and tell us the copy count and any cover requirement from your department.
Yes. Coil, comb, and Wire-O all open flat and stay open, which is why they suit manuals, workbooks, recipe books, and anything used while your hands are busy.
Yes. Tab dividers, section inserts, and heavier stocks can be bound into one document. Tell us where the tabs fall in the page order so the proof shows them in the right place.