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Binding Machines

Binding machines turn loose printed sheets into finished books, notebooks, calendars, manuals and reports. The choice of binding method shapes how the finished book opens, how it survives handling, and what it costs to produce. Coil binding lets a book lie flat and turn a full circle, which suits notebooks and calendars. Wire binding gives a neat, professional edge for reports and presentations. Comb binding is simple to edit, because pages can be added or removed. Perfect binding gives a square spine like a paperback book. Thermal binding uses heat and a pre-glued cover for a clean, fast finish on short runs.

The company website lists 63 binding machines, the largest group in its catalogue. Three of them have published specification tables and their own pages: the 520A heavy industrial coil binder, the SG-450 single-coil binder and the SG-W12 wire binder. C12, S12 and 50B+ are listed by name only. Every other binding machine is listed by name only.

Buyers usually start from the binding method, then from the volume: a manual binder suits an office that binds a few documents a week, while an industrial coil binder suits a bindery producing hundreds of books an hour. The category pages below break the range down by method, and each one lists the models that belong to it.

Models Listed

All 63 binding machines listed on the company website. Only the 520A, SG-450 and SG-W12 have published specification tables.

Binding Methods on This Site

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