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Binditek 50 Pack Plastic Comb Binding Spines, 1 Inch Diameter, 225 Sheet Capacity, Letter Size, Black Binding Combs, Christmas Gift for Students and Coworkers

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Size: 1" (225 Sheet Capacity)


Color: 50 Pack , Black


Features

  • 225 SHEET CAPACITY: Plastic Binding Combs measure 25mm (1") in diameter,perfect to add and subtract paper sheets, can hold up to 225 sheets of #20 paper with 3mm paper margin. Attention: If you bind with any covers or choose 5mm paper margin, the sheet capacity need to be reduced.
  • 50 PER BOX: A box of 50 Binding Combs ensures long-term productivity for all of your binding projects,allow you to bind paper sheets with ease and store for a long time.
  • FOR LETTER SIZE: The 19-ring binding comb in black fits letter sized paper(8.5x11"),the length also could be cut by scissor in personal requirement.
  • EASY TO USE: Plastic Binding Combs compatible with any standard 19-ring comb-binding system, perfect for internal reports and functional documents
  • WIDE USES: Binding combs can be used in business project, office documents, family plan, presentations,restaurant menus and more.They serve as excellent Christmas gifts suitable for teachers, students, and coworkers.

Manufacturer: ‎Binditek (shanghai) Co., Ltd.


Brand: ‎Binditek


Item Weight: ‎1.74 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎11.34 x 6.38 x 5.31 inches


Item model number: ‎BKCOMB-L


Color: ‎50 Pack , Black


Material Type: ‎Plastic


Size: ‎1" (225 Sheet Capacity)


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎BKCOMB-L


Date First Available: January 16, 2021


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Size: 1" (225 Sheet Capacity) Color: 50 Pack , Black
Purchased these for homeschool curriculum and love them. I bind all our work together and love the bigger size so it’s easier for my children to use
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Kayli DeBernardi
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Size: 2" (450 Sheet Capacity) Color: 10 Pack , Black
Work great and I use 28lbs paper
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023 by kindle@klip.me
    • Binder Combs
Size: 2" (450 Sheet Capacity) Color: 10 Pack , Black
These combs are used to bind loose paperwork that we’re getting to hard to open and close in a binder.
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by Tiva
    • Work great for what I needed
Size: 3/4" (150 Sheet Capacity) Color: Multi Color , 30 Pack
I do a lot of book binding of family history. These work great to create booklets for family.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Zero's mom
    • Difficult to use
Size: 2" (450 Sheet Capacity) Color: 10 Pack , Black
Combs of this size are difficult to use unless your spreading machine is a large one. But with care, you will be able to bind documents that have a large page count. Here’s a tip: measure the thickness of your document, then buy the next larger size comb. For example, if your document stack measures 1 1/2 inches thick, buy combs that are 2 inches thick or you’ll never get all the pages in. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023 by ReaderDean
    • easy to use
Size: 3/4" (150 Sheet Capacity) Color: Multi Color , 30 Pack
great product
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2023 by Jacqui groomer
    • Locking Binders
Size: 1-1/2" (310 Sheet Capacity) Color: 50 Pack , Black
These lock to keep binding in place
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • A Flat Nightmare - Buyer Beware
Size: 2" (450 Sheet Capacity) Color: 50 Pack , Black
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Missed the return window and now I’m stuck with a whole box of these awful coils. I had a project to put together random printouts for an exam I’m studying for and I wanted everything securely together and without the bulk of a binder. I have other coils up to 1”, but my paper packet was about a whole ream of paper and 1” wasn’t going to work. Since, I’d run into issues in the past assembling books that exceeded an inch, I figured it might not be a bad idea to finally invest in larger coils. It was really difficult finding reasonably priced coils, but after many comparisons and reviews, I settled on these. Where do I even begin? First, and this may or may not be be a limitation of my binding machine and not the fault of the product itself, but these are hard to get onto my fellowes binding machine and get to stay on the machine and open long enough to put the punched paper on. Hard to determine if the issue is the size of the coils, the flatness of the coils or a limitation of my machine. Thank goodness I was not doing a bunch of books, because the whole coil came off every time I put one section onto the rings. I’d have to reseat over and over. I even lost the whole batch of paper off the rings and had to thread the entire packet of paper all over again. I finally got it seated semi well and figured out threading a smaller quantity (about 15-20 sheets) of paper, very carefully thread onto the rings seemed to keep it from being pulled out of its position on the machine. Given that my packet of paper was about 350-400 pages, it was very time consuming to complete. Second, there are ridges on the rings on both ends and the middle ring. This is a double edged sword, as at the end you’ll be glad to have the ridges to “lock” the rings into place or because of the flat design of the coil, you risk all of your paper working their way off the rings in an instant. On the other hand it makes it really difficult to thread your paper in the first place because they want to “catch” onto those ridges every time as you’re assembling your book and it makes it that much easier to dislodge the seating of the coil on your machine as you wrangle the papers on. “Locking” the three individual rings onto the base was a minor pain, but doable for just one. And I slightly panicked when I realized I had to unlock them, because after fighting with the whole process, I forgot to put the back cover on. But, that was doable for just the one. Thank goodness I wasn’t assembling multiple books. If I have to add anything else later, I don’t think I will bother. I don’t want to risk my sheets sliding off and having to redo the whole book all over again. I think I’ll just create an addendum book, using a smaller coil. The final problem has to do with its flatness. I don’t know what’s worse - the idea that these were intentionally designed to be a flat nightmare or that these were a flat defect and sold anyways to an unsuspecting consumer. Don’t think they will magically become round once you insert your paper on them. That’s what I naively believed. They won’t! This is the absolute worst feature of these coils. I thought when I bought them that maybe they were flat because of size and packing and that they’d “fill out” and round out once paper was on them, but that doesn’t happen. They stay flat! Well, I don’t care the reason, all I know is they are a nightmare trying to assemble your book and it’s mainly because of the flatness. There is nowhere to shove your papers as you’re putting more and more sheets on. It looks like you’re running out of room even though you have plenty of space. But, the flatness keeps you from being able to utilize the entiriety of the rings and it makes the papers slide up off the rings as you’re trying to add more papers. A fully round coil ring gives freedom for the papers to slide back as you continue to put more paper on. You don’t have to fight with a fully round ring. A flattened ring feels like you’ve hit a wall of max capacity when you’ve really only used half the space. If I’d known the issues with this, I’d have just went with the bulk of a binder and saved myself a lot of hassle and lost money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by Preschool Mom Preschool Mom

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