You've decided to take Plastic Welders Factory the plunge and buy

your first plastic comb binding machine. As you may

already know, plastic comb binding is an easy and relatively

inexpensive way to bind your organization's important documents and

booklets. But before buying a machine, there are a few things you need

to know about plastic comb binding.

You've decided to take the plunge and buy

your first plastic comb binding machine. Good for you! As you may

already know, plastic comb binding is an easy and relatively

inexpensive way to bind your organization's important documents and

booklets. But before buying a machine, there are a few things you need

to know about plastic comb binding.

Binding combs come in two different shapes and which shape you use

depends on the size of the document. Smaller combs (up to 1 1/8" wide)

are round and, of course, are used for smaller documents. However, for

thicker documents, the combs used are oval-shaped and have two or three

locks to prevent pages from falling out if the booklet is picked up by

its spine. Keep in mind that some of the smaller (and, honestly,

cheaper) plastic comb binding machines aren't designed to handle the

oval-shaped combs, so if you'll be binding thicker documents, you'll

want to be sure your machine can handle them. Also, the majority of

plastic combs available have 19 rings on them for binding a standard

8.5 x 11" document. Smaller combs are available, but if you're going to

be binding a document that's longer than 11 inches, you'll need a

custom-length comb. If you need to bind larger documents in a hurry,

you might want to look at other binding options, such as coil or wire

binding.

You'll need a machine that has disengageable dies If you're likely to

be binding documents that are smaller or larger than 8.5 x 11".

Disengageable dies allow you to control how many holes you punch in

your document. If you punch a non-standard size document in a machine

without these dies, you won't be happy with the results. To avoid this

scenario, so be sure to look for a machine that has this feature if you

need to bind booklets of different sizes.

Look for a machine with an adjustable depth of punch margin control.

What's that? Well, simply put, it's a feature that enables you to

control how far the holes will be from the edge of the paper. This is a

vital feature to have when binding both very small and very large

documents. For small documents, the holes need to be close to the edge

of the paper so that the pages can be freely turned. For larger

documents, the holes need to be further in so that the pages can't be

easily torn out. (Unless, of course, you want the pages to come out

easily.)

Now that you know what to consider when buying a plastic comb binding

machine, you're better informed than you were before and can now

confidently purchase the right machine. Good luck and have fun binding!

Ma. Theresa Galan

How to Use Carpet Cleaning Machine

Free Articles | March 26, 2012

You may be well aware that there are cleaning service companies which

take up carpet cleaning as a service too. However, did you know that you

can get that same spotless, brand new look for your carpet by cleaning

it yourself? Yes, that's right. You can simply hire yourself a carpet

cleaning machine from a hardware or home improvement store and go ahead

with the cleaning.

Let us see the step by step instructions for the process, in the section below.

Step # 1:

Needless to say, the very first step that you need to take is get

yourself the appropriate carpet cleaner. You can mention the type of

carpet that you have and the store will give you the appropriate

machine. Also, they may or may not provide you with a cleaning solution

or shampoo for the machine. Again, you need to use one that will agree

with the carpet in your home.