Spiral & Coil BindingLay Flat or Open 360 Degrees!

Spiral and coil binding refer to two similar book-binding processes. Both techniques join a book’s covers and pages using wire (spiral binding) or plastic coil (coil binding) that is twisted and inserted through pre-punched holes.

Why Use Spiral & Coil Binding?

The key benefit of spiral or coil binding is that it allows a book to open a full 360 degrees and lie flat. This makes these binding styles ideal for frequently referenced materials like atlases, manuals, cookbooks, and presentations.

Spiral and coil binding accommodate a wide range of book sizes, from small to extra-large. Additionally, coil bindings come in a variety of colors to match different color schemes.

These binding methods are fast, cost-effective, and well-suited for low-volume runs. As a result, spiral and coil bound books are ubiquitous in many settings.

If you need a book that will be heavily used, spiral or coil binding may be the optimal choice.