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The Durable SPINE BAR Binding Bar is designed for office professionals and students who need a fast, non-permanent way to organize unpunched documents. Its primary benefit is the ability to securely hold up to 60 sheets of A4 paper without requiring any hole punching, offering a clean, professional look for presentations and reports. A notable caveat is that the 6 mm filling capacity is fixed, so it is not suitable for documents exceeding approximately 60 pages in thickness.
| Model Part Number | 290419 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Durable |
These are designed specifically for A4 paper (297 mm). While you can use them on shorter paper, they will extend beyond the edge, and they cannot accommodate paper longer than 297 mm.
It has a filling height of 6 mm, which equates to approximately 60 sheets of standard 80gsm A4 paper.
No, these are designed for manual application and do not require any tools.
Yes, they can be slid off and reused on different sets of documents multiple times.
Yes, the integrated filing strip has universal perforation that fits almost all standard ring binders and lever arch files.
Ensure the paper stack is perfectly aligned and not thicker than the 6 mm maximum capacity.
Verify the document count is not exceeding 60 sheets and that the paper is fully inserted into the depth of the clip.
To use the Durable SPINE BAR, simply align your stack of A4 paper, tap the edges against a flat surface to ensure they are even, and slide the binding bar onto the left margin of the stack. The rounded corners act as a guide to prevent the paper from catching as you slide the clip into place. These bars are fully compatible with any A4 paper stock and standard 2, 3, or 4-ring binders. To care for your binding bars, keep them stored in a cool, dry place to prevent the plastic from warping or losing its clamping tension. If a clip loses tension over time, it is recommended to replace it rather than attempting to pry it open further.
