Unibind Binding Machines - Exploring Your Options

Having the ability to produce top-shelf documents

, presentations, and proposals on-site is one relatively simple way to take your business to the next level. There are many professional document-production options out there, and if you are looking for a binding machine for your office, one major player to consider is Unibind. Unibind machines give you the ability to produce bookshelf-quality materials that feature steel spines and a wide choice of cover options. And as an added bonus, Unibind binding machines could not be easier to use. You simply put the pages in the spine, run the documents through the binding machine, and allow them to cool. Here we help you choose which Unibind machine might be right for your office's document binding and production needs.

1.) The Unibind XU138. A great choice for a small to medium-sized business, The XU138 allows the user to bind as many as eight books at a time, and contains its own cooling compartment. Even though this machine is the smaller of the ones we preview here, it is compatible with Unibind's entire line of steel spines and other supplies, including Steelback spines, Steelcrystal covers, steel-spined hardcovers, and photobooks.

2.) The Unibind XU238. This machine is similar in function and ability to the XU138, but with essentially double the capacity. In other words, the XU238 can heat and then cool sixteen documents at a time, making it the perfect choice for a medium to larger sized business that might find the need to produce lots of professional-looking documents in a relatively short time.

3.) The Unibind XU338. As you might have guessed, the XU338 has an even larger capacity than the previous two, allowing for the production of as many as twenty-four books at one time. Just as simple to use as the smaller-capacity machines mentioned above, a larger business that often finds itself needing to produce a large number of documents at one time would be wise to look into having the XU338 on hand.

4.) The Unibind XU638. If you are looking for an extremely high-volume machine, this just might be it. Though from the outside it looks just like the XU338, this machine has six glue-heating compartments and no cooling area. Best used with Unibind's X-Towers and bookstands. This machine is designed for those businesses who need the highest capability machine available.

5.) Unibind ST1025. There are, of course many businesses out there for whom even the XU638 would not be big enough. Production houses, government agencies, and print shops are where you will find this binding machine. It's ten heating compartments, nine cooling areas and eight storage drawers make this unit into an entire binding workstation rather than just a binding machine.

As one of the heavy hitters in the document-binding industry, Unibind has taken it upon itself to make it possible for businesses of all sizes to produce high-profile, elegant, and professional-looking documents, and to do it in-house, with no special skills required. If you have any questions regarding what Unibind machine might be right for your office, please don't hesitate to call.

by: Jeffrey McRitchie

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