GBC MultiBind Binding Wires - 8mm - Black






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The GBC MultiBind Binding Wires 8mm are ideal for office professionals looking to create sleek, high-profile documents like client proposals or annual reports. These durable, 21-loop metal spines offer a tamper-proof and sophisticated finish that allows pages to lie flat or rotate 360 degrees for effortless reading and photocopying. Please note that the 8mm diameter is specifically sized for documents up to 70 sheets, so verify your page count before selecting your spine size.
| Model Part Number | IB165122 |
|---|---|
| Brand | GBC |
The 8mm wire is designed to bind up to 70 sheets of standard A4 paper.
No, these are permanent, tamper-proof binding wires. Once closed, they cannot be opened and reused without damaging the spine.
No, these require a wire-binding machine that can accommodate 21-loop wire spines.
Yes, you can use heavy-duty wire cutters to trim the spine to a shorter length if you are binding smaller non-standard documents.
Yes, the double-wire construction allows the covers and pages to rotate fully around the spine.
Yes, their durable metal construction makes them an excellent choice for documents that need to be mailed or transported.
Check your binding machine's 'wire diameter' setting; it must be adjusted to match the 8mm size of the spine.
The wire may have been crimped too tightly. Ensure your machine's depth gauge is properly calibrated for 8mm wires.
Ensure your paper punch alignment is correct and that the paper stack does not exceed the 70-sheet capacity limit.
To achieve the best results, ensure your binding machine is set to the correct 'wire' mode rather than 'comb' mode.