Articles, tagged with "spiral coil", page 1

Evenings have a charm of their own. As the sun settles over a hectic day, it's time to unwind, in a party, or in a prom, or in a very personal engagement. It's time to let imaginations run riot over the right dress, the right hairstyle, and the right acce...

As the only manual binding punch with interchangeable dies available on the market, Rhino's OD4800 has caused some well-earned excitement in the binding world. In this report we will take a closer look at the OD4800 and present you with a list of what we ...

The smallest electric binding punch offered by Rhino Tuff, the OD4000 is presented as a versatile solution for small to medium businesses that do a fair amount of binding. We checked out the OD4000 and made a list of what we saw as its strengths and weakn...

Rhino's OD4300 is designed to work along side their OD4000 and OD4800 binding punches. It is meant for high volume, print shop and production floor use. In the following review, we will take a look at the relative merits of this machine, and give you a li...

Rhino's CI 3000 features a unique design that purports to make it easier to do spiral coil book binding. It is especially designed to excel with larger documents that use thirty six inch coil. We investigated this machine, and here are some of its strengt...

The PC200 is positioned as a low-cost spiral coil binding solution for low volume users. Here we take a look at this machine and examine its strengths and weaknesses. Strengths: The biggest advantage the PC200 enjoys over almost all of its competiti...