Plastic Spiral Coil is not a very old technology entering the world of bookbinding, but these machines have enjoyed worldwide popularity since the day they came out. There are many reasons for the popularity of plastic binding, and cost is only one of them. Plastic spiral binding adapts its technique from wire binding, which uses metal instead of plastic.

When it comes to tying wires, they are usually short in length, and that's where plastic coils have the advantage. You can find plastic coils up to 36 inches long, and they come in a wide variety of colors. Therefore, plastic coil binding becomes the most ideal choice for various binding needs, as the length or size of the document does not force the user to compromise on quality.

Wire binding has always been popular because it is easy to edit wire bound documents. With plastic coils this is made even easier as they are easy to disassemble and can be reused without hassle. You should consider some of these facts when you are shopping for a plastic screw binder.

1. Thickness of Documents - Based on the average thickness of documents you frequently process, you can judge the ideal machine for your needs. Different machines have different punching capabilities, and if you have thick documents to staple, machines with lower punching capabilities will consume a lot of time.

2. Production capacity - there are two kinds of manual and electric. These machines are again classified according to their ability to punch holes and staple paper of different thickness grades. If you run an office or business that binds a lot of documents every day, a machine with lower binding and hole punching capabilities may not be right for you.

3. Document Size - There are several sizes of portrait and landscape documents, and the surface area of ​​the binder varies. If you occasionally work with large documents, it's a good idea to buy a machine that can staple such documents.

Plastic coil binding has become very popular and more and more people are starting to use it.