Why Choose Spiral/Coil Binding Over Other Methods?

Edge of a spiral notebook.

Spiral and coil refer to the same binding method: wire, plastic-coated wire or pure plastic coils inserted through holes drilled along the edge of a book that bind pages together. Spiral binding is a popular binding method ideal for reports, cookbooks, sales presentations, proposals, maintenance and instruction manuals, music books, travel atlases — any kind or style of book where it’s desirable and beneficial for the book to open and lay flat for easy reference. Spiral/coil binding makes it possible for books to open a full 360 degrees meaning all pages can be accessed easily without, in the case of other binding methods, damaging the spine of the book.

Reasons to Choose Spiral/Coil Binding

  • Coils available in numerous diameter sizes to work with books of different sizes and thicknesses.
  • Will work for books ranging ins size from pocket guides to large road atlases.
  • Available in a wide variety of colors.
  • Resists distortion and deformation.
  • Works with index tab page dividers.
  • Production turn-around times are minimal.
  • Readily accommodates laminated covers and interior pages.
  • Books can fully open and fold over to lay flat for easy reference.
  • Ideal for short (200 books or less) production runs.
  • Affordable and economical.

If you have any questions about Spiral/Coil Binding, give us a call at 330-597-8560. We’re happy to help you get the most out of your printing project.

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