Comb Binding Systems           We've got over 60 years Experience
with binding systems. Here are the recommended Comb Binding machines by the Experts at BindingStuff: Steve, D and Ken.

Comb Binding otherwise known as plastic spiral, GBC^® bind, cerlox spines, and many other names has been around a long time.
The founder of our company, Fred, now retired, worked with General Binding Company for over 15 years before starting Plastics and Paper Products in 1976. BindingStuff is our internet name. His sons, Steve and Ken, grew up learning the binding industry and have carried this binding company to today.

Use our knowledge of binding machines and supplies so that you don't end up with an under-powered or over-priced binding machine. We have made thousands of outside sales calls. We would never recommend 30 binding machines to you. We would figure out your binding needs, and propose up to 3 binding machines. On the internet, we don't know your binding needs, so we will recommend binding machines built on volume. If your binding needs are different than these norms, please call us at 800-952-2463.

Our Comb Binding Recommendations
We've broken up our comb binding systems into a number of different categories:
Low - up to 30 books bound a month,
Medium - around 100 books bound a month,
High volume- over 200 books to bind a month and
Heavy Weight volume - Multiple hundreds to thousands of books a month.
Click on the binding volume indicator that you need to bind for now,
or what binding level you anticipate you will need next year.

Our top rated comb binding machine for medium volume users is the Alphabind by Akiles.

Here's why we made it our first choice:
Akiles has has great reputation in the binding industry. Binding and laminating are the two products that they specialize in. Products are brought to market only after testing so that they are sure the product will be easy to use, and has quality throughout (most of Akiles bindng machines carry a one year warranty), and are priced to sell.

We like the AlphaBind because it is a good inexpensive electric binding machine, which will handle the job of just about all medium volume binding needs (about 100 books a month - of about 50 sheets per bound book).

It gets Ken's first #1 recommendation.

Buy it by December 31 and we will throw in a good starter pack of covers and binding supplies.