Spiral binding FORPUS FO950101, 10 mm, white, pack of 100

Plastic spiral binding FORPUS FO950101 in white color, 10 mm diameter, pack of 100 pieces. These spiral coils are designed to create a flexible and secure spine for bound documents, reports and small booklets. The 10 mm diameter accommodates a limited number of pages depending on paper weight and hole spacing, and the smooth plastic surface enables easy page turning and a neat final appearance. Compatible with standard punching patterns used in offices, schools and print shops.

Advantages

The white plastic spiral provides a durable, lightweight and corrosion-resistant spine that maintains document shape over time. Its 10 mm diameter offers a balance between compactness and capacity for a modest page count. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, the coils simplify large binding jobs and reduce the need for frequent restocking. The material allows smooth rotation of pages and keeps the binder profile low for storage on shelves or in folders.

Suitable for

• Binding small reports, manuals and project booklets
• Office documents and presentations with compatible punched holes
• School assignments, course materials and student portfolios
• Small print-shop jobs and short-run document binding

Key specifications

• Material: plastic spiral coil
• Color: white
• Diameter: 10 mm
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Compatible with standard document punching patterns

How to use

Punch document sheets using a compatible comb/coil punch to create evenly spaced holes along the binding edge. Insert the spiral coil through the punched holes by hand or using a coil inserter until it runs the full length of the document edge. Trim excess coil if necessary to achieve a neat finish, then crimp both ends to prevent unwinding. Confirm that pages turn freely and the spine holds the sheets securely before filing or distributing the bound documents.

Recommendations

For best results, match the 10 mm coil diameter to the total page thickness—typical capacity varies with paper weight and any covers used. Use consistent hole spacing and a compatible punch to ensure smooth insertion. Store coils flat and away from heat sources to avoid deformation; when binding large batches, keep a coil inserter and end crimp tool on hand to speed up the process.