Sep
14

Best VeloBind Machines and Supplies

Where to buy the Best VeloBind  Machines and supplies?

VeloBind System 2
VeloBind System 2
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VeloBind System 3

Thousands of offices use VeloBind Machines and supplies. In addition, copy and print shops often offer this type of binding. VeloBind involves punching several small holes along the edge of an unbound book. VeloBind Strips are rigid plastic. The VeloBind Machine melts it into place. As a result, you get a secure bind.

With eleven equally spaced pins, VeloBind Strips make a very secure bind. Pro-Binding offers a number of different “Hot Knife” Velobind machines. The System One, System Two and System Three are genuine VeloBind machines. However, if you are looking for strip binding on a budget, choose the Tamerica V2000 Pro or V3000 Pro.

Where is the best place to buy Discount VeloBind Machines and Velobind Strips? Pro-Binding.Com

Pro-Binding.Com offers Machines and strips at huge discounts. Your order is shipped directly from the factory. All machines and supplies are brand new. They have not been sitting in a warehouse for months.

In Addition, Pro-Binding.Com carries Composition Report Covers that perfectly match the VeloBind Strip.

Many people use our CompositionReport Cover as the back cover. With a Clear or Frosted Transparent front. In addition, create Hard Cover Books with the VeloBind system. Our BindRite VeloBind Brand Strips from Pro-Binding work perfectly with all of these Systems.

If you are looking for report covers with your company logo, talk to the experts at Pro-Binding. Pro-Binding has over 30 years of experience with all kinds of printing. We can help design the perfect cover that reflects you company’s professional image. We offer a wide range of printing options, from offset printing, to foil stamping and blind embossing. As a result, you will be the envy of all your competition.

Call Pro-Binding.Com today at (856) 596-4330. Talk to our team of highly trained associates. Let Pro-Binding set you up with the right binding system.

Sep
14

Best binding systems for accounting firms.

Best Binding System for accounting firms.

Best binding systems for accounting firms. For an accounting firm three stand out as the best options. Here we will discuss the advantages of a Thermal Binding System, Wire Binding System & VeloBind for an accounting firm.

Thermal Binding is one of the best binding systems for accounting firms. It provides a polished and finished look to all bound documents. Accounting firms like thermal Binding for business analyses, weekly and monthly reports, quarterly reports and more. Thermal Covers can be made with the accounting firm’s logo and company colors for a dramatic impression. The ease of use and multiple binding feature are major draws for thermal machines like the Pro-Bind 2000. Call us at (866) 789-4330 for more information about Thermal Binding.

Wire Binding is also very popular with accountants.  Wire binding Machines allow documents to lay flat and turn 360 degrees. Make sure you get a good quality Wire Binding Machine like the SRW ComfortPlus or WireMac-E31. They save you a lot of headaches in the long run. Twin Loop Wire Elements come is several colors to match your company image, and Pro-Binding produces very good quality non-printed and printed Report Covers. Call us today, we are experts at matching companies with the right binding system.

The third system on our list is VeloBind. VeloBind produces sleet, very professional reports that are extremely tamper resistant. VeloBind Machines can get a bit pricy, but a medium sized accounting firm should get the VeloBind System Two. It is an electric punch VeloBind machine that has proved itself in the field. If you like the VeloBind look but have a tight budget, try our V2000 Pro. It is manual punch, but produces the same final product. VeloBind Binding Strips come in 1”, 2” and 3” lengths. Usually an accounting firm only needs the 1” strips. The machine cuts the excess length to size, you only have one inventory item. Pro-Binding’s Leatherflex-Composition Report Covers perfectly match the VeloBind Strip, so your documents will look sharp, polished and professional.

If you have any questions about one of these binding methods, please call our Customer Service Team at (866) 789-4330 for Personal Assistance.

Apr
01

Best Binding Machines for a Busy Office

Best Binding Machines for a Busy Office

In this post we will recommend  Binding Machines from each of the popular binding methods for a company with an average volume workload. The recommendations will include a Wire Binding Machine, a Coil Binding Machines, a Comb Binding Machines, a Thermal Binding Machines and a VeloBind Machine.

Let’s start with the Wire Binding Machine. There are a lot of choices with wire binding machines. However, with the wear and tear on the machine from all the punching, you need a unit that can take the beating and continue to give years of reliable service. We like the WireMac-E machines. They are available as a 3:1 machine if your documents tend to be less than 120 pages, or a 2:1 machine if your documents go over 120 pages. These machines have an excellent electric punch & a nice wire closer. Make sure you use quality Wire Binding Supplies with any machine you choose. The wires make the document.

If a Coil Binding Machine is better for your business, take a look at the Rhin-O-Tuff CBS 3000. The CBS 3000 is the world’s first desktop coil binding system that combines electric punching, coil insertion and crimping into a compact, modern design perfect for all office and small print shop environments. Rhin-O-Tuff is well known for the quality of their machines, and the price point on this unit is hard to beat! When you combine Pro-Binding’s Coil Binding Supplies with the CBS 3000 you will get excellent results.

Comb Binding Machines have been around the longest and are still very popular. For a Comb Binding Machine we like the Akiles CombMac-E24. This unit has a very good quality punch and will last your company for many years. One drawback is almost all Comb Binding Supplies are made overseas. Pro-Binding’s Comb Binding Supplies have about the best pricing you can find.

When it comes to Thermal Binding Machines, no one knows more than Pro-Binding. We have over 30 years of experience with plain, printed and transparent Soft Cover thermal Bindings, as well as plain and custom Hard Covers & Photo Books. We recommend the Pro-Bind 2000 for Thermal Binding, and the Pro-Bind Hard Cover Crimper if doing Hard Covers. Thermal Binding produces beautiful documents, and Pro-Binding can help design a cover that will be the envy of your peers.

Finally let’s discuss a VeloBind Machine. VeloBind has a great finished product, but the machines can be a bit pricey. If you are going with VeloBind, make the investment in the VeloBind System Two. It has an electric punch and all the features you will need to produce quality reports. Combine this machine with Pro-Binding’s VeloBind Strips & Leatherflex Report Covers for the results you are looking for.

All of these machines are available on our website, but we recommend you give Pro-Binding’s Customer Service team a call at (866) 789-4330. We will ensure you get the right system for your application.

Nov
19

Accounting Best Binding Systems

What are Accounting Best Binding Systems?

For Accounting Best Binding Systems three stand out as the best options. Here we will discuss the advantages of a Thermal Binding System, Wire Binding System & VeloBind for an accounting firm.

Thermal Binding provides a polished and finished look to all bound documents. Accounting firms like thermal Binding for business analyses, weekly and monthly reports, quarterly reports and more. Thermal Covers can be made with the accounting firm’s logo and company colors for a dramatic impression. The ease of use and multiple binding feature are major draws for thermal machines like the Pro-Bind 2000. Call us at (866) 789-4330 for more information about Thermal Binding.

Wire Binding is also very popular with accountants.  Wire binding Machines allow documents to lay flat and turn 360 degrees. Make sure you get a good quality Wire Binding Machine like the SRW ComfortPlus or WireMac-E31. They save you a lot of headaches in the long run. Twin Loop Wire Elements come is several colors to match your company image, and Pro-Binding produces very good quality non-printed and printed Report Covers. Call us today, we are experts at matching companies with the right binding system.

The third system on our list is VeloBind. VeloBind produces sleet, very professional reports that are extremely tamper resistant. VeloBind Machines can get a bit pricy, but a medium sized accounting firm should get the VeloBind System Two. It is an electric punch VeloBind machine that has proved itself in the field. If you like the VeloBind look but have a tight budget, try our V2000 Pro. It is manual punch, but produces the same final product. VeloBind Binding Strips come in 1”, 2” and 3” lengths. Usually an accounting firm only needs the 1” strips. The machine cuts the excess length to size, you only have one inventory item. Pro-Binding’s Leatherflex-Composition Report Covers perfectly match the VeloBind Strip, so your documents will look sharp, polished and professional.

If you have any questions about one of these binding methods, please call our Customer Service Team at (866) 789-4330 for Personal Assistance.
Oct
08

VeloBind Machines and Supplies

Where is the best place to buy VeloBind  Machines and supplies?

VeloBind Machines and supplies are used for a type of book binding used by thousands of offices, and is often offered at copy and print shops. VeloBind involves punching several small holes along the edge of an unbound book. The male end of a VeloBind Strip with rigid tines is inserted into the holes from the top of the book, and a strip with corresponding holes is placed on the back with the tines protruding through. The Velobind machine holds the book tightly, the excess length of the tines is cut and the tips melted to seal the bind.

The most common style of Velo Bind Strips have eleven pins that are equally spaced across the spine. They are often called Hot Knife Strips and are used by a hot knife binding machine. Pro-Binding offers a number of different “Hot Knife” Velobind machines. The System One, System Two and System Three are premium machines. For VeloBind on a budget, choose the V2000 Pro or V3000 Pro.

Pro-Binding.Com also carries Composition Report Covers that perfectly match the VeloBind Strip.

Many people use our Composition as the back cover with a Clear or Frosted Transparent front. The VeloBind system also creates hard cover books.. The BindRite VeloBind Strips from Pro-Binding work perfectly with all of these machines.

Velo Bind is a type of book binding used by thousands of offices, and is often offered at copy and print shops. Velo Bind involves punching several small holes along the edge of an unbound book. The male end of a Velo Bind Strip with rigid tines is inserted into the holes from the top of the book, and a strip with corresponding holes is placed on the back with the tines protruding through. The Velobind machine holds the book tightly, the excess length of the tines is cut and the tips melted to seal the bind.

The most common style of Velo Bind Strips have eleven pins that are equally spaced across the spine. They are often called Hot Knife Strips and are used by a hot knife binding machine. Pro-Binding offers a number of different “Hot Knife” Velobind machines. The System One, System Two and System Three are premium machines. For VeloBind on a budget, choose the V2000 Pro or V3000 Pro.

Pro-Binding.Com also carries Composition Report Covers that perfectly match the VeloBind Strip.

Many people use our CompositionReport Cover as the back cover with a Clear or Frosted Transparent front. The VeloBind system also creates hard cover books. Our BindRite VeloBind Strips from Pro-Binding work perfectly with all of these machines.

Jul
16

Complete Guide to Desktop Binding Machines and Binding Supplies

Complete Guide to Desktop Binding Machines and Binding Supplies:

What are Wire Binding Desktop Binding Machines?

Wire-O Desktop Binding Machines are simply another name for Twin Loop Wire Binding Desktop Binding Machines and Wire Binding Desktop Binding Machines. Wire-O offers many of the same benefits as coil binding, but is more sophisticated in appearance. You can produce very impressive documents with Wire-O Binding.  Specially formed Twin Loop Wire Binding Supplies are used for Wire-O Binding. Once the wire loops are inserted through holes that have been punched through your document’s cover and pages the loops are crimped closed to form a circle that allows your document to open 360 degrees.

What exactly are the Benefits of Wire-O Binding? Wire-O Binding offers not only an impressive appearance, but is also a very functional form of binding. The pages can be opened a full 360 degrees. This makes Wire-O binding an excellent choice for reports, directories, cookbooks, music books, instructional books and maintenance manuals. Other types of materials commonly Wire-O bound are Atlases and travel guides because they are easier to manage when traveling. The wires come in a variety of sizes to accommodate books of varying thicknesses. The more pages the book has, the thicker the wire gauge and loop diameter. The wires are available from Pro-Binding in 8 colors. Wire-O Binding Machines are available as manual punch and electric punch to fit any budget.

Wire-O Binding machines are available in two different hole patterns. The 3:1 Pitch machines punch 3 holes per inch on the binding edge, and 2:1 Pitch Machines punch 2 holes per inch on the binding edge. Choose a 3:1 machine if your documents are always less than ½”.  If your documents get larger, choose a 2:1 Pitch machine. We like the SRW360 ComfortPlus & WireMac-E31 for 3:1 binding machines, and the ECO ComfortPlus & WireMac-E21 for 2:1 Wire Binding Machines.

Feel free to call Pro-Binding at (866) 789-4330. We are experts at matching companies with the best machine for their application. Always use high quality Wire Binding Supplies from Pro-Binding. This will ensure you get a perfect Bind every time.

What are Coil Binding Desktop Binding Machines?

Coil binding is a popular desktop document binding system.  Coil bound documents open flat on a desk or table and offer 360 degree rotation. This binding style is durable and is often used for documents that need to be mailed. Coil binding Supplies are available in more colors and sizes than other binding styles.

The most common hole pattern used for Coil Binding is 4:1 Pitch which means there are four holes per inch along the binding edge. The holes for this style are either round or oval shaped, but if you are buying a new machine, get the oval hole pattern. It is much easier to insert the coils with oval holes. Supplies for binding documents with 4:1 pitch spiral coil are available in sizes ranging from 6 mm up to 50 mm in diameter. This allows for binding documents that are up to two inches thick.

One of the strengths of spiral coil binding is that the supplies are available in a variety of lengths & colors. Most users purchase spiral coils in twelve inch lengths. This spine is inserted onto an eleven-inch document and the excess length of coil is cut and crimped at each end of the book. However, the forming process for creating spiral coil binding elements allows them to be created in virtually any length.

Spiral coil binding supplies are also available in a wide variety of colors. Pro-Binding.com carries the 11 most popular colors online. You can get many other colors by calling us at (866) 789-4330.  Coil binding spines are normally measured in millimeters and not inches. We list them in millimeters, but show the fraction equivalent for your convenience.

How does Coil Binding work?

Plastic spiral binding is a three-step process: punch, insert, crimp. First, a punch creates holes along the edge of the document. Second, a coil inserter spins the coils through the holes. Third, a pair of coil crimping pliers or a crimping machine is used to cut off the excess coil and crimp the end to prevent the coil from coming loose from the document. For an office application, our Renz machines are probably the best. They are very user friendly and will last for years. Our Akiles systems are also very good. They will perform extremely well and are very reliable.

Where can I get a Coil Binding System?

Pro-Binding.com stays away from the inferior binding systems that you may see online. You can be assured that if a machine is on our website it is a good investment! Got to Pro-Binding.Com or call (866)789-4330 for personal service.

What are Thermal Binding Desktop Binding Machines?

Thermal Binding uses heat to create a low cost but very professional look for your documents. This style of binding allows you to easily add or remove pages which have already been bound. This is one of the strongest desktop binding solutions available.

A Thermal Binding machine can bind multiple documents in one minute. The glue used to seal the spine creates a very clean and professional look for your documents. How does it work? It’s actually very simple. In fact, it’s probably easier than most other types of binding. With the glue already in the spine of the cover, you insert your document in the correct size Cover, place the cover spine side down in thermal binding machine and touch the start button. That is all there is to it.

The machine will heat and liquefy the “glue” adhesive that has been pre-applied in the spine of the cover so that it binds to the paper you have inserted. In less than a minute the cycle is complete. Once it’s finished, you need to let your document cool for a few minutes so that the glue sets and keeps the paper secure.

Thermal binding is a more permanent form of binding, which looks very professional, but it’s not that easy to add and remove pages – although it is possible by reheating the spine.

Here is a quick guide of step by step instructions:

  1. Print your documents and select the correct size Cover.
  2. Place your document in the Thermal Cover and jog it in place.
  3. Place your document, spine side down, in the Thermal Binding Machine.
  4. Touch the start button. The thermal machine will alert you when the process is finished.
  5. When the binding cycle is complete, place your document on the cooling rack.
  6. Once the adhesive is cooled, your documents are ready to use.

There are many Thermal Binding Machines on the market, but we have found that the Pro-Bind 2000 or the MultiBind will give you the best value as Thermal Desktop Binding Machines .

What are Thermal Covers?

Well the clue is in the name really. These are document covers that have a pre-applied adhesive “glue” strip from the factory, specifically made for your new thermal binding system. There are various types of thermal binding cover available depending on what it is you need binding. Pro-Binding offers very low priced Utility Thermal Covers that have a linen back, clear front and spine sizes up to ½” thick. We also have higher quality Frosted Transparent Covers with spine sizes all the way up to 2”.

Pro-Binding also offers very high quality printed thermal covers, library quality Hard Covers and beautiful Photo Books. Feel free to call one of our customer service reps at (866) 789-4330. No one knows more about Thermal Binding than Pro-Binding.Com

Advantages of thermal binding:

  • It looks very professional
  • It’s quick, usually taking around a minute or less
  • No Punching Paper
  • Bind Multiple Documents at on time
  • If you’re looking to professionally bind something, then this is definitely the best option as it produces really excellent results in a short time with minimal effort. If you’re binding books then you’ll need thermal binding, and many print shops will also use it to bind documents. University dissertations looks fantastic when thermal bound, whilst solicitors may also use it when sending documents to clients and to court as it’s difficult to remove pages and is obvious if someone has done so.
  • If you’re office regularly produces brochures and catalogues and you want them to look sleek and attractive, then thermal binding is a great choice.

Feel free to call Pro-Binding at (866) 789-4330. We are experts at matching companies with the best machine for their application. Always use high quality Thermal Covers from Pro-Binding. This will ensure you get a perfect Bind every time.

 

 

What are Velo Bind Desktop Binding Machines?

Velo Bind is a type of book binding used by thousands of offices, and is often offered at copy and print shops. Velo Bind involves punching several small holes along the edge of an unbound book. The male end of a Velo Bind Strip with rigid tines is inserted into the holes from the top of the book, and a strip with corresponding holes is placed on the back with the tines protruding through. The Velobind machine holds the book tightly, the excess length of the tines is cut and the tips melted to seal the bind.

The most common style of Velo Bind Strips have eleven pins that are equally spaced across the spine. They are often called Hot Knife Strips and are used by a hot knife binding machine. Pro-Binding offers a number of different “Hot Knife” Velobind machines. The System One, System Two and System Three are premium machines. For VeloBind on a budget, choose the V2000 Pro or V3000 Pro.

Pro-Bind also carries Leatherflex Report Covers that perfectly match the VeloBind Strip.

Many people use the Leatherflex as the back cover with a Clear or Frosted Transparent front. The VeloBind system also creates hard cover books.. The BindRite VeloBind Strips from Pro-Binding work perfectly with all of these machines.

May
06

Where To Get Custom Printed Report Covers

Where To Get Custom Printed Report Covers

If you just purchased a binding system or are considering the options you have when it comes to custom printed report covers this post is for you. You can custom order report covers for your business, organization, or school. Pro-Binding offers a large variety of cover materials including the very popular vinyl / composition cover sheets and linen covers. We can also create custom printed transparent covers, embossed covers, and more. Brand your company professionally with covers printed with your logo, or try a foil stamp for a premium metallic look. We can even create embossed and pre-punched covers for common binding applications including wire, coil, comb and more.

The most common customization processes include Foil Stamping, Offset Printing, Silk Screening and embossing. The best way to start is by choosing the paper stock you will be using. Dark color stocks do not lend themselves well to offset printing. With a dark linen stock you will be happier with the results you get with foil stamping. With a dark Vinyl stock you may choose Foil Stamping or Silk Screening. On a transparent cover Silk Screening is the most popular. With light covered paper stocks offset printing is probably the most popular.  Here is a deeper description of each process and why to choose it.

Foil Stamping is a very popular way to decorate a report cover. Pro-Binding can take your name & logo and create a copper die. This die is then heated on a foil stamping press which basically transfers foil from a roll onto your cover. Most people are familiar with gold and silver foils, but in reality there are many metallic and pigment foil colors to choose from. If you are going to use a navy, black or hunter green paper stock, foil stamping is probably your best bet.
Offset printing gives you the ability to exactly match your company colors on your Printed Report Covers. The process involves us taking a picture of your artwork to create what we call a plate. This special plate is designed so that ink only sticks to the image we want on the plate. This plate is then mounted on an offset press that has a rubber roller. The plate transfers or offsets the image to the rubber roller and the rubber roller transfers the image to your report cover. That is why it is called offset printing. You can print one color,  a few colors, or do 4-color process. 4-Color process is where we lay down four colors to create a specific image. Offset printing in high volumes is very economical and very versatile as well.
Silk screening many of you know from having tee-shirts made. The process we use is very similar. A special screen is made that only allows ink to pass through where we have the image. The screen is laid over the report cover and ink is pulled over the screen with a squeegee forcing it through the holes that are part of the image. This process is a little more expensive, but it is very good for printing on Vinyl, transparent covers, 3-ring binders, and especially good when trying to put a lighter colored image on a darker stock. The reason for that is silk screen ink is thick like a paint so it covers the dark stock with minimal bleed through. Offset ink is much more transparent, therefore a light color printed on a dark stock does not give good results.
Finally, embossing is a process where we take your image and create a copper die and a fiberglass receiving side. Your report cover is squeezed between the two creating the embossed relief from the paper stock. This is a very elegant process when done properly. Pro-Binding has been printing report covers for more than 30 years. Feel free to give our Customer Service Team a call at (866) 789-4330. We can help you design a report cover that gives your documents the attention they deserve.
Apr
10

Choosing The Right Binding Method

Choosing the right binding system

Choosing the right binding method for your firm can be a bit overwhelming. Here we have listed several of the most popular choices. Feel free to call Pro-Binding at (866) 789-4330 to discuss your application. We are experts at matching companies to the best binding method for their individual needs.

  • Thermal Binding: This is one of the easiest binding methods and you can bind several documents at a time. Simply place your document in one of our Thermal Covers that has a pre-applied adhesive in the spine and then put it into a thermal binding machine. The machine will melt the adhesive, securing the pages and give your work a very professional look. The Pro-Bind 2000 and MultiBind are our favorite thermal machines. Both are simple to use and maintenance free. We offer covers with die cut windows, clear fronts and printed covers that will make your reports stand out. We even make Library Quality Hardcovers when only the very best will do.

 

  • Wire Binding: Your documents will look professional and sophisticated if you use wire binding. We have found Renz & Akiles both make high quality wire machines for the modern office. If you can swing it, get a Renz machine. They are top quality! If you are on a budget, the WireMac’s from Akiles are excellent quality. Wire Binding Supplies come in a “C” shape and are closed with the help of a wire closer. Wire spines are available in both 3:1 and 2:1 pitch hole patterns. Choose 3:1 if your documents are always under ½”. It does look a little nicer. Choose 2:1 if you have thicker reports. The 2:1 wires are available up to 1 ½” diameter spines.

 

  • Plastic Coil Binding: Plastic coils binding has been becoming more popular, especially since the introduction of the oval hole pattern. The oval hole pattern makes inserting the coils a breeze. We like Renz and Akiles for coil binding as well. The Renz is a bit pricey, but will last forever. Akiles CoilMac machines are more than up to the task for most offices. Color Coil supplies are available in a wide range of colors and can bind very thick documents. Pro-Binding offers the highest quality Coil Binding Supplies.

 

  • Comb Binding: Plastic comb binding has been around the longest. It is a very cost-effective and easy way to bind, but the look is a bit dated. Plastic Comb Binding Supplies are available in many colors and diameters up to 2” thick.
Always make sure you use quality Binding Supplies from Pro-Binding.

 

Mar
14

Why Choose a VeloBind Binding System?

Why Choose a VeloBind Binding System?

The main reason to choose a VeloBind Binding System is it’s one of the most secure methods for binding briefs, documents, reports and proposals. It offers a secure bind that is tamper resistant, durable and cost effective while giving a very professional appearance. Here are a few of the benefits that VeloBind offers:

It is Tamper Resistant: A document bound using VeloBind is extremely secure. The process uses a VeloBind Strip that is riveted into place using Hot Knife technology. To remove pages from a document bound with Velobind you need to cut binding strip apart using a special debinding blade tool. To edit or rebind a VeloBind document you have to have a VeloBind machine. That is why lawyers and government offices choose Velobind for their important documents.
VeloBind is Durable: A VeloBound document will last for years, even under extreme use. You never have to worry about a page falling out.
This Binding System is Cost effective: Once you have made the investment in a VeloBind Machine, the supplies are very cost effective. The VeloBind Strips are available in 1”, 2” and 3” lengths. Keeping an inventory of a few boxes of the size you use takes up very little space. We also offer Leatherflex-Composition Report Covers that exactly match the VeloBind Strip. Customizing the cover with a foil stamp of your company logo will have your documents standing out from the pack!
VeloBind gives a Professional Appearance: A VeloBind Document is clean and professional. With the flexibility of clear front covers, die cut window covers and customization processes like foil stamping, silk screening and offset printing your important documents will get the attention they deserve.
The VeloBind System Two is an excellent office VeloBind Machine. It offers an electric punch and can bind documents up to 2″ thick. For the VeloBind look on a budget, try the Tamerica V2000 Pro. It is a manual punch machine that can also bind up to 2″.
Pro-Binding: Wire Binding, Coil Binding, Thermal Binding and VeloBind specialists!
Mar
01

What is Velo Bind?

What is Velo Bind?

Velo Bind is a type of book binding used by thousands of offices, and is often offered at copy and print shops. Velo Bind involves punching several small holes along the edge of an unbound book. The male end of a Velo Bind Strip with rigid tines is inserted into the holes from the top of the book, and a strip with corresponding holes is placed on the back with the tines protruding through. The Velobind machine holds the book tightly, the excess length of the tines is cut and the tips melted to seal the bind.

The most common style of Velo Bind Strips have eleven pins that are equally spaced across the spine. They are often called Hot Knife Strips and are used by a hot knife binding machine. Pro-Binding offers a number of different “Hot Knife” Velobind machines. The System One, System Two and System Three are premium machines. For VeloBind on a budget, choose the V2000 Pro or V3000 Pro.

Pro-Bind also carries Leatherflex Report Covers that perfectly match the VeloBind Strip.

Many people use the Leatherflex as the back cover with a Clear or Frosted Transparent front. The VeloBind system also creates hard cover books.. The BindRite VeloBind Strips from Pro-Binding work perfectly with all of these machines.

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