مشط تجليد من أطلس (A4) مقاس (32mm) لون أزرق علبة من (50) قطعة

A 32 mm binding comb can hold up to 320 pages, depending on paper thickness. This makes it suitable for larger reports and presentations.

They’re well-suited for A4 reports, proposals, manuals, binders for coursework or theses, marketing portfolios, and any documentation that benefits from a neat, professional binding.

Typical steps: 1) Align your pages and cover with the comb. 2) Open the 32 mm comb with a binding machine or release tool. 3) Insert the pages into the comb teeth. 4) Close the comb using the binding machine to secure the spine. 5) Trim any excess if needed and ensure the pages lay flat.

The comb is made from high-quality durable plastic with a blue finish. The 32 mm diameter provides a strong, stable spine for up to 320 pages.

Keep small parts away from young children to avoid choking hazards, and recycle the packaging where possible. The combs themselves are standard office plastics intended for regular use.

Two close alternatives on Fepy include: 1) Atlas Plastic Binding Comb A4 32mm Red Box of 50: https://fepy.com/product/atlas-plastic-binding-comb-a4-32mm-red-box-50 — same capacity, different color for color-coding. 2) Plastic Binding Comb A4 32mm Blue Box of 100: https://fepy.com/product/plastic-binding-comb-a4-32mm-blue-box-100 — same size, more units per pack for bulk needs.

Office reports and proposals, academic theses or dissertations, training manuals, project portfolios, and personal or home-office binders for organizing documents.

Yes, these 32 mm binding combs are designed to fit standard comb-binding machines that support 32 mm spines. If you’re unsure, check your machine’s compatible spine diameter and ensure you’re using a 32 mm comb.

Store the box flat in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Keep the combs clean and dry, and avoid bending or forcing the teeth during use to maintain their integrity.

32 mm is best for documents up to about 320 pages, offering a sturdy spine for thicker reports or portfolios. If your documents are around 150–180 pages, a smaller 19 mm spine might suffice and create a slimmer bind. For very thick documents, larger spines (if available) accommodate more pages, but ensure your binding machine supports the diameter.