مشط تجليد بلاستيكي من أطلس للورق (A4) مقاس (8mm) لون أزرق علبة من (100) قطعة

The 8 mm spine is intended for light to medium documents. Capacity depends on paper thickness and margins, but you can typically bind small reports, quick reference guides, and training materials without overfilling the spine.

Yes. The binding comb has a re-openable design that lets you insert or remove pages without reprinting, so your document can evolve as content changes.

It’s made from durable plastic designed to hold its shape and keep pages secure through frequent reference and storage.

This model is blue. Availability of other colors may vary by product line on Fepy, so you can check related items for alternative color options.

A box contains 100 binding combs, providing bulk value for routine binding tasks and centralized purchasing.

It is compatible with standard A4 comb-binding machines commonly used in offices and schools.

Ideal for department packs, training guides, and short manuals. They’re also useful for color-coding binders to differentiate projects or topics at a glance.

Steps: (1) Punch your pages with your A4 comb-binding machine. (2) Open the binding comb and thread the punched pages into the comb’s rings. (3) Close the comb to secure the document. (4) Align the spine and verify pages are bound evenly.

Yes. The binding comb is made from standard recyclable plastic and is suitable for general office, classroom, and training material use. It’s designed for routine handling and binding tasks.

If you need a different spine size, you can explore related bindings on Fepy, such as smaller or larger spines. For example: https://fepy.com/product/atlas-plastic-binding-comb-a4-5mm-blue-box-100 and https://fepy.com/product/atlas-plastic-binding-comb-a4-10mm-blue-box-100 to suit higher or lower capacity needs.

Buying in bulk is typically more cost-efficient for routine binding tasks and centralized purchasing in offices or educational settings. If you only bind occasional documents, smaller packs or alternative binding methods (like smaller spines or different binding styles) might be more appropriate for your needs and budget.