How double-loop wire binding works?
Binding: In the world of binding documents and presentations, double wire refers to a specific binding method called double-loop wire binding or Wire-O binding. This uses two loops of wire inserted through pre-punched holes in the pages to hold them together .
Here's how double-loop wire binding works:
1. The pages are punched with a series of round holes along the spine.
2. A double loop wire spine, which is a long, continuous wire with loops on both sides, is inserted through the holes.
3. A wire closer crimps the ends of the wire spine to close the loops and secure the binding.
Double-loop wire binding has several advantages:
· Durable: The metal wire spine is strong and can withstand a lot of wear and tear.
· Professional appearance: The double loops give the binding a clean and polished look.
· Lies flat: Documents bound with wire-o can be opened flat, making them easy to read and copy.
· Variety of sizes and colors: Wire spines are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate documents of different thicknesses. They also come in a variety of colors to complement the document's design.
If you're looking for a strong, professional-looking way to bind your documents, double-loop wire binding is a great option.
