20# Spiral Coil Punched Paper [44 Oval Holes, 4:1 Pitch, Letter Size] (5,000 Sheets)
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Overview
These spiral binding coil pre-punched papers are standard letter size 8.5" x 11" and have 44 oval holes punched along the 11" binding edge. The hole spacing is a standard 4:1 pitch, meaning they have four holes for every inch of paper, compatible with standard spiral plastic coils. The oval holes make for easier inserting of the coils, especially for thick books. Buy spiral binding coil pre-punched paper online at today and speed up the book-making process. Sold in cases with 5,000 sheets per case.
By using pre-punched binding paper, you eliminate the need for coil punching equipment. Instead of hassling with the accuracy and time involved with punching your own paper, you can have a ready-to-bind stack of punched sheets, greatly speeding up the book-making process. This makes it a great choice for companies that bind infrequently, as well as individual users that make their own books at home.
Insert the coils through the paper by hand for small quantities, or consider an electric coil inserter like the Roll-@-Coil or even an electric inserter and crimper such as the Finish-@-Coil or Crimp-@-Coil for higher volumes to speed up the process.
Specifications
| Item # | 0344OHOLE20 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Binding101 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0344OHOLE20 |
| Size | Letter Size 8.5" x 11" |
| Color | White |
| Brightness | 97 Brightness |
| Weight / Thickness | 20# Bond Copy Paper |
| Compatible Bindings | 4:1 Pitch Plastic Spiral Binding Coils |
| Shipping Weight | 50 lbs. |
| Quantity | 1 Case (5,000 Sheets) |
Description
Speed your binding operations by using our pre-punched paper for plastic coil bindings. Pre-punched paper saves time and money by reducing labor costs. Sheets are all standard letter size, measuring 8 ½" x 11" with the holes punched on the 11" binding edge. Punched binding paper is packaged with 5,000 sheets per case, and is available in three different styles: option one features 43 round holes, option two features 44 round holes, and option three features 44 oval holes. While the round shape is the traditional option, the oval hole shape is growing more and more popular because it makes inserting the coils into the book much easier. This is especially true for users working with thicker books and larger coils, and helps prevent the coil from catching the pages while being inserted.
White pre-punched binding pages are a popular choice for individual at-home users, classrooms without access to binding equipment, and small businesses that need to bind presentations or books infrequently. Because they don't require any punching equipment, users like these can simply print their pages and then insert the coils in by hand, finishing them with the inexpensive cutter/crimper pliers. The punched paper can also be used with electric inserters such as the Roll-@-Coil, which eliminates the need to manually insert the coils. One step above would be to use an electric inserter and finisher, such as the Finish-@-Coil or Crimp-@-Coil which will not only roll your coils into the pages, but will electrically crimp and cut the coil ends, so you don't need to use the pliers.
With coil pre-punched binding paper you can eliminate the hassle and time associated with traditionally punching paper for spiral binding. Not only can spiral binding machines be a bit expensive for lower-volume users, but it takes more time to punch the sheets and leaves more room for error with different machine settings. Leave the punching to the experts, and buy spiral binding coil pre-punched paper online.
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Frequent Asked Questions
1 Case of pre-punched paper has 5,000 sheets.
That is completely dependent on your preference. Both have the standard 4:1 pitch coil hole pattern so are compatible with standard spiral coil bindings.
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