Binding Machine Reviews
A binding machine comes in handy when we have to protect our books, making it easy to use over and over again. Here's a look at the popular options to choose from.
Bhakti Satalkar
There are different binding methods used for attaching papers into a book. The machines align and punch papers, which are bound into a book or document set. The five major methods used include plastic comb binding, wire binding, coil binding, velo binding, and thermal binding. The reviews help in identifying the type, quality, and appearance of the machine. The factors which need to be considered before buying this machine include number of sheets to be bound at a time, whether the bound document can be edited later, manual or electrical operation, etc. Also, it is important to check the warranty of the machine before you make a purchase.
Reviews
There are manual and electric versions, which one can opt for. Although the electric ones are able to finish the task quicker, they are also expensive as compared to manual machines. The downside of using the manual machines is that one needs to have manpower to operate it, but to use the electrical type, one has to spend on energy bills. Here's a tip before we move forward to the reviews―it is recommended that you opt for a machine which will be able to handle paper in different sizes.
Fellowes Plastic Comb Binding Machine
It is compact and light in weight, which is apt for occasional binding needs. It can be used for home, office, and student use. It is an easy-to-use machine, which is able to punch 8 sheets at a time and bind as many as 180 sheets of paper. The adjustable edge guide of the machine helps center the documents quickly and easily.
Unibind Spiral Coil Binding Machine
Almost all the reviews talk about the built-in electric coil inserter available in this machine. It has a binding capacity of 250 sheets with a punching capacity of 20 sheets at a time. Using this machine, one can bind a document in 21 international standard hole distance. It has an adjustable punch margin as well as side margin control. These alignments can be made easily. One can use papers in the 8 ½" X 11" size.
Fellowes Wire Binding Machine Quasar 130
It is important to note that this is a machine that enables manual book binding with a sheet capacity of 130 sheets. There is a cover given to protect the teeth of the binder, which prevents injuries. The cover also ensures that the teeth do not break off easily.
SmartBind Manual Plastic Comb Binding Machine
If you like comb binding, then you may want to consider this easy-to-use machine. It is stylish and good to use for small to medium usage. It is not only user-friendly, but also has an ergonomic design. With this machine, the punching of papers is effortless and quiet. Vertical punching of this machine ensures that there is perfect alignment of paper while binding. Although it is a plastic machine, the metal chassis and mechanism used in the machine make it very durable for use. One can punch 12 papers at a time with this machine.
The choice of machine will depend on the kind of usage you have. Along with these different binding alternatives, there is always the choice to use the traditional methods of binding books.
