Binding has been around a while, but has not always been something you could do yourself. In the past it was something that could only be done in a factory or by a publisher. If you wanted to bind your own book, it could cost you a fortune. Thanks to in-house binding machines, binding can be done by anybody in any location. Most binding machines are well built, portable and affordable. The three most common styles of binding are comb, double-loop wire and spiral.
The WireMac is a wire-binding machine, also sometimes referred to as metal comb. What makes this machine so unique is the ability to bind both 2:1 pitch and 3:1 pitch wire. What does this mean? Wire binding machines are available in three different binding styles. Two-to-one pitch machines punch two holes per inch of paper for a total of 22 holes. Three-to-one pitch machines punch three holes per inch of paper for a total of 33 holes. There is also 19-ring (19 holes) wire binding machines (http://www.officezone.com/
The WireMac can punch and bind both 2:1 pitch and 3:1 pitch wire. This means that people who like the look of both styles of wire can now bind books with either. It is like having two binding machines in one, for much less money. You can see this new binder and read about all its features by going here: (http://www.officezone.com/
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