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Binding Systems in the Modern Office
Binding sheets of paper together is a common step in office organization. Paper clips, staples, and ring binders are used to quickly create portable collections of information. Increasingly the modern office is using binding systems common to commercial binding.
Some office thermal binding systems are similar to a paperback book, gluing individual pages at the spine with a flexible glue. Other thermal types of binders use punched holes and spines that melt together.
Some binding systems use comb-wire or a curled plastic comb-wire to hold the document together. The pages turn easily and lie flat with these systems. A comb-bound document can often be taken apart and put back together by hand for quick changes to content.
Strip Binding systems that snap a strip with spines over the document are another economical way to create decent looking documents
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