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Your cart is empty. Coil binding is one of the most popular binding methods due to its professional appearance, lay-flat design and ability to flip pages 360 degrees. Spiral coil spine binding elements are perfect for business proposals, annual reports, calendars, company presentations and any other book binding project. Spiral binding coils from Oregon Laminations are made of high-quality PVC plastic filament. 15-inch for legal size spiral coil binding spines are long enough to trim to fit all binding edge spine sizes up to 15-inches.
These binding coils have a 4:1 pitch (4-holes per inch, 60 loops per 15" coil)) and are fully compatible with all 4:1 pitch coil binding machines on the market. Holes punched in sheets can be round or oval.
Choosing desired coil size: Measure the thickness of your stack of pages and add 1/8-inch (3mm).
COLOR NOTE: Computer screens may not provide perfect color matching capability; however, PMS color code(s) are provided in bullet points above to provide assistance to buyers trying to match color. Online searches (PMS and number code) will provide on-screen examples to view.
This product information is provided by Oregon Laminations Company to assist the buyer in choosing the correct product for their binding project.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
- Calendars
- Booklets
- Custom Reports
- Legal size documents
- Catalogs
- Training Manuals
- Portfolios
- Cookbooks
- Scripts
Dr H
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023
The coils are good quality, of the specified length (15"), which is what is needed for binding legal-size (8.5" x 14") documents. This length can be hard to find.All the coils in this package are 1/4". The problem is, I didn't really need 100 of this size coil. I understand that they are sold in lots of 100, but I wish I could have gotten an /assortment/ of maybe 10 each of 10 different sizes. You can get assortments in 12" coils, but not in 15", for some reason.I could understand if these came in pre-packaged lots of 100, but they don't. My coils arrived loose, in a shipping box that was hand-made from a stray piece of corrugated cardboard. That's fine, but if they're hand-counting them into the box, then why not hand-count an assortment, instead of all one size? For this reason, I docked them a star.
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