Atlas Plastic Binding Comb, A4 Size, 38 mm, Black, Box of 50

The 38 mm diameter comb is suitable for binding up to about 380 pages, making it ideal for large documents and extensive reports.

The comb is made from sturdy plastic, offering flexible, durable binding that resists cracking or breaking with normal office use.

Yes. It is designed to fit A4-sized papers, making it versatile for most office and academic documents.

The box contains 50 black binding combs, providing a bulk supply for large projects and ongoing use.

Steps: (1) Punch the required holes in your document with a compatible binding machine. (2) Spread the comb open and thread the document pages onto the comb spine. (3) Close the comb using the binding tool to secure the pages and create a neat spine.

Ideal for thick reports, manuals, dissertations, portfolios, and any large-format A4 documents where a durable, professional binding is desired.

Keep small parts away from children under 3 years old to avoid choking hazards. Handle the combs with care to avoid sharp edges at the binding edge and follow your binding equipment’s safety instructions.

Store the combs in a cool, dry place in their original packaging or a labeled container to prevent loss or damage. Keep them flat to avoid warping.

Yes. A box of 50 combs provides ample supply for multiple large documents, reducing frequent reordering and helping keep your workflow efficient and cost-effective.

If you need different sizes, you might explore these options on Fepy: Atlas Plastic Binding Comb 25 mm (A4) at https://fepy.com/product/atlas-plastic-binding-comb-a4-25mm-black-box-50 and Esselte Binding Comb 32 mm (A4) at https://fepy.com/product/esselte-binding-comb-a4-32mm-black-box-50. Both are compatible with A4 documents and offer similar durability with different binding capacities.

Estimate by page count: for up to around 380 pages, 38 mm is suitable. If you have more pages, consider larger sizes like 40 mm or more. For lighter documents (fewer pages), smaller sizes (e.g., 20–25 mm) may be sufficient to save cost and keep the binder compact.