What You Need to Know About ProClick Binding

There are many different binding supplies available and some of the most unique ones are GBC ProClick spines

. These products are a nice alternative to traditional document finishing methods, as you will discover from reading the list below. Here's everything you need to know about ProClick spines. Check it out.

1.) GBC ProClick spines come in three different sizes: 5/16" (45 sheets), 1/2" (100 pages), and 5/18" (145 sheets). That makes these supplies great for short and medium-length documents including presentations, reports, and so on. (Note: if you need to put together documents that contain more than 145 pages, you should choose a different binding method such as thermal, color coil, or twin-loop wire.) These spines are ideal for letter-size documents (8.5" x 11") which makes them really convenient. Also, these supplies come in four great colors: black, white, frost, and navy blue. These are terrific colors and will help make your documents look professional.

2.) One of the main benefits to using these spines is that you'll be able to edit your work after it's already been bound. These spines can be easily opened at a later date when you use a special tool that's basically like a zipper. This will allow you to add and remove pages as necessary, giving this binding method an edge over other document finishing methods. The zipper-like tools can be purchased individually or as part of a kit.

3.) If you're using pre-punched paper, you won't need any other equipment to bind with ProClick spines. You can just thread the spine fingers through the holes in your paper and then click the spine shut. This is very convenient if you ever need to put a book together when you're away from the office. Also, these spines can help you save money because you don't need to purchase a binding machine to use them.

4.) If you prefer to work with a machine for whatever reason, there are several available such as the GBC ProClick Pronto P3000, which can bind up to 450 books in one hour. There's also the ProClick P110 which is ideal if you only need to put books together on an occasional basis.

5.) Finally, using ProClick spines is easy and these supplies will help give your documents the professional look they need. After all, looks do matter some of the time.

GBC ProClick spines are some of the best binding supplies currently available. They're very versatile and are excellent for different types of documents. The most remarkable thing about them is that they can be re-opened. So many binding methods are permanent, so it's nice that there's a more flexible option available. You'll find that working with these supplies is very easy whether you doing it manually or with a machine. (There are some great machines available too.) Best of all, these spines will make all of your work look professional so you can put your company's best foot forward. Stary binding with ProClick spines today. You're going to love it.

What You Need to Know About ProClick Binding

By: Jeff McRitchie

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