This device facilitates document assembly using a plastic or metal coil. Users punch holes along the spine of a document and then use the device to insert and crimp the coil, creating a professional, easily-turned booklet. This process is common for reports, presentations, calendars, and other similar bound materials.
Spiral binding offers several advantages. Documents lie flat when open, facilitating note-taking and photocopying. Pages turn easily and the binding is durable enough for repeated use. This technology has evolved from earlier, more manual methods, providing a streamlined and efficient way to create bound documents in-house, saving both time and costs compared to outsourcing.
