GBC MultiBind Binding Wires - 14mm - 100 Pack

Achieve a professional and contemporary finish for your documents with GBC WireBind binding wires....

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Designed for office professionals and students needing a polished, permanent finish, GBC WireBind 14mm wires offer a secure, tamper-proof binding solution that allows documents to lie perfectly flat. These 21-loop spines are ideal for prestigious client proposals and annual reports, though they require a compatible 21-loop binding machine to operate effectively and are not intended for re-opening once clamped shut.

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Model Part NumberIB165429
BrandGBC

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FAQs

Can I remove or add pages after binding?

No, WireBind spines provide a permanent, tamper-proof bind. To add pages, you must cut off the current wire and re-bind the document with a new spine.

What is the maximum sheet capacity for these 14mm wires?

These 14mm wires can hold approximately 130 sheets of standard 80gsm A4 paper.

Are these wires compatible with comb binding machines?

No, these are specifically for wire binding machines. Comb binding machines use a different hole pattern and mechanism.

Can I use these for A5 documents?

Yes, as long as your binding machine is capable of handling smaller paper sizes, you can trim the 21-loop wire to fit the shorter length of an A5 document.

Are these wires recyclable?

The wires are made of metal and are generally recyclable at facilities that accept mixed metal materials, but check your local recycling guidelines.

What does '21-loop' mean?

This refers to the pitch of the wire, which is designed to match the standard 21-hole pattern used by most office-grade wire binding machines.

Troubleshooting

Wire does not close evenly

Check your binding machine's wire closer adjustment settings to ensure the pressure is balanced across the entire length of the spine.

Pages are falling out

Ensure the wires were fully compressed during the closing step. If the loop ends overlap or do not meet, the wire needs further compression.

Wire is difficult to insert into punched holes

Verify that your machine is set to the correct paper size and that the paper stack is aligned correctly against the margin guide before punching.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality professional appearance
  • Allows documents to open flat or rotate 360 degrees
  • Durable metal construction
  • Holds up to 130 sheets of paper
  • Secure, non-reusable binding protects confidential documents

Cons

  • Permanent binding cannot be easily edited without replacing the spine
  • Requires a specific 21-loop wire binding machine
  • Not suitable for extremely thick documents beyond 130 sheets

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To use these wires, ensure you are utilizing a 21-loop wire binding machine.

  1. Preparation: Punch your documents using your binding machine's 21-hole pattern.
  2. Loading: Insert the wire into the machine's wire holder, aligning the loops with the holes in your punched document.
  3. Binding: Thread the sheets onto the wire loops carefully.
  4. Crimping: Use the machine's closing mechanism to compress the wire until it creates a secure, circular seal.

Care: Store unused wires in a cool, dry place to prevent dust accumulation or potential oxidation of the metal. Ensure the spines are not bent prior to use, as deformities can lead to poor closure quality.

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