Gbc GBC4000118 Comb Binding Spines 1 Inch 19 Ring Box 100

Product Description

The GBC GBC4000118 is a box of 100 black plastic comb binding spines designed for document binding applications in office and professional environments. Each spine measures 1 inch in diameter and features 19 rings, making it compatible with standard comb-style binding machines and 19-hole prepunched accessories. The rigid plastic construction resists scratching, chipping, peeling, and discoloring over time, keeping bound documents looking clean and professional through repeated handling. These spines allow bound pages to lie completely flat when open, which is important for presentations, reports, and reference materials that need to stay readable on a desk or table.

These comb binding spines are suited for office environments, print shops, schools, and any setting where documents need to be bound in a durable, professional format. At 1 inch in diameter, each spine accommodates stacks of pages typical for mid-volume reports, manuals, and training materials. They work with any standard comb-style binding machine that accepts 19-ring plastic spines and pair directly with 19-hole prepunched paper and cover stock.

Key Features

• 1 inch diameter spine accommodates standard mid-volume document binding
• 19-ring design compatible with comb-style binding machines and 19-hole prepunched accessories
• Durable plastic resists scratching, chipping, peeling, and discoloring
• Pages lie flat when open for easy reading and presentation use
• Box of 100 spines per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard comb-style binding machines that accept 19-ring plastic spines and 19-hole prepunched paper or cover stock accessories.

Installation Notes

Insert the spine into a compatible comb-style binding machine and open the rings using the machine's lever mechanism before loading prepunched pages. Align pages carefully before closing the rings to ensure even binding. Avoid overfilling the spine beyond its rated capacity, as this can prevent the rings from closing fully and may damage the spine. No tools beyond the binding machine are required for assembly.