Atlas Plastic Binding Comb, A4 Size, 14 mm, White, Box of 100

Typically up to about 140 pages for standard 80–90 gsm paper. Actual capacity depends on paper weight and cover material.

14 mm diameter, designed for A4 size documents, durable plastic construction, clean white finish, and packaged as a box of 100 combs.

Ideal for reports, manuals, proposals, manuals, theses, and other formal A4 documents that you want to present in a bound, professional format.

Steps: (1) Use an appropriate punch to create holes if required by your binding system. (2) Open the comb spine. (3) Load the document pages in order onto the spine teeth. (4) Close the comb to secure the pages and ensure even binding. (5) Attach the cover and back cover if desired for a finished look.

The combs are made from durable plastic designed for repeated use. They are intended for office and school use; keep away from excessive heat and small children when not in use.

A 14 mm comb generally binds more pages than 12 mm or 8 mm. Roughly, 12 mm caps around 120 pages and 8 mm around 80 pages (depends on paper weight). Choose based on your typical document length.

The clean white finish provides a neat, uniform spine that looks polished on presentations, reports, and proposals, contributing to a professional overall appearance.

Yes. A box of 100 combs offers bulk value, reduces per-binding cost, and ensures you have spare spares for high-volume binding needs typical in offices or schools.

Yes—consider these alternatives on Fepy.com for comparison: 1) Atlas Binding Comb 12mm, A4, White: https://fepy.com/atlas-binding-comb-a4-12mm-white-100pcs 2) Avery Binding Comb 14mm, A4, White: https://fepy.com/avery-binding-comb-a4-14mm-white-100pcs 3) Atlas Binding Comb 8mm, A4, White: https://fepy.com/atlas-binding-comb-a4-8mm-white-100pcs

Consider the pack size (box of 100 offers bulk value), page capacity relative to your documents, compatibility with your binding equipment, durability for repeated use, and the overall cost per binding to maximize value.

Store combs flat and dry, avoid bending or twisting the spine, and keep them organized by size. Use proper handling during loading to prevent damage to the comb teeth and ensure long life.