Five Reasons to Buy the Pro-Bind 2000 Yearbook Binding Kit

One of the time-honored academic traditions is the making of the school yearbook and it's never been easier to put your books together in-house

. One package that can help you do so if the Pro-Bind 2000 Yearbook Binding Kit from MyBinding.com which included a binding machine, covers, and spine crimper. Here are five reasons you should get this kit.

1.) The Pro-Bind 2000. This is a thermal binding machine that can bind hardcover books. It can completely bind a hardcover document in just one minute and it doesn't require any warm-up time. (Plus, it will shut off automatically after use.) This is a very durable machine and it's unlikely to overheat because the circuit board is located well away from the heating unit. Plus, you'll find that this device is really easy to use because you only really need to press one button to get it going. (Note: this machine can only bind one or two documents at a time, so this kit is better for smaller schools.)

2.) The Pro-Bind Crimper. Once your books are bound, the spines need to be crimped. This entails sticking one document at a time into the crimper and pulling down on the handle. Crimping you book helps straighten out the spine, leading to a more secure binding. Both the Pro-Binding 2000 and Crimper come with one-year warranties.

3.) Hardcover binding spines. Each kit comes with 50 hardcover spines to help you get started. These spines are for use with letter-sized paper (8.5" x 11") and they come in three different sizes: 1/8" (33 pages), 1/4" (65 pages), 3/8" (98 pages). Four different colors are available (black, maroon, navy, and white kidskin) and you can have these covers printed or foil-stamped with your school's name, logo, artwork, etc.

4.) It will help you save money. All together, this kit can be yours for less than $1,300.00 and you'll get years of use out of it since the Pro-Bind 2000 and Crimper are very durable and made to last. The only money you'll need to put out every year is the cost of the binding spines and even those are reasonably priced. For example if you have your books printed off-site, you'd likely be paying $60.00 to $100.00 per piece. With this package, a book will only cost you about $15.00, plus the cost of paper and ink/toner. Those are huge savings and they can really come in handy in this era of budget cuts.

5.) Your students can get involved. If you have your own in-house binding system, it's easy to get your students involved at every step of the process from page layout to production, photography to caption writing. These activities can enhance students' skill sets and give them something attractive to put on their college applications.

The Pro-Bind 2000 Yearbook Binding Kit is a must-have system if you'd like to produce your school's yearbooks in-house. This kit has everything you need, from the binding machine to the covers. All you need to do is get your students involved and you'll be ready to preserve those memories for a lifetime. Visit MyBinding.com today and get this package today.

Five Reasons to Buy the Pro-Bind 2000 Yearbook Binding Kit

By: Jeff McRitchie

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