Gbc GBC2514700 Pro-click Binding Spines 5/16 in Box 100

Product Description

The GBC GBC2514700 is a black Pro-Click binding spine designed for document binding in office and professional settings. Each spine measures 5/16 inch in diameter, accommodates up to 45 sheets, and features 32 holes sized for standard letter-size paper. The Pro-Click mechanism allows pages to be added or removed without a binding machine, making it a practical choice for documents that require frequent updates. The spine supports 360-degree rotation, so bound pages lie completely flat for easy page-turning and photocopying. Each box contains 100 spines. Total package weight is 10.1 pounds.

These binding spines are suited for office professionals, administrative staff, and print shops preparing presentations, proposals, reports, and reference documents. Because pages can be inserted or removed by hand at any time, they work well for materials that are revised or redistributed on a regular basis. The letter-size format makes them compatible with the most common document size used in North American office environments. Each spine handles stacks up to 45 sheets, which is appropriate for moderately sized bound documents.

Key Features

• 5/16 inch diameter spine holds up to 45 sheets per binding
• 32-hole configuration sized for standard letter-size paper
• No binding machine required — pages add and remove by hand
• 360-degree rotation allows pages to lie completely flat for photocopying and reading
• Black finish suitable for professional presentations and proposals
• Box of 100 spines for volume binding projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 32-hole letter-size paper. Compatible with documents requiring a 5/16 inch Pro-Click spine in a black finish.

Installation Notes

No binding machine is needed to open, load, or close Pro-Click spines. Align hole-punched pages with the spine teeth before snapping the spine closed. To add or remove pages, gently open the spine by hand without bending or forcing the mechanism. Ensure paper is punched with a 32-hole letter-size pattern before attempting to bind.