Welcome to MyBinding presentation. This presentation shows you how the C110e also works with GBC Zipbinds.

Let me explain. The C110e punches a 19-hole punch pattern, which is the precise layout for plastic combs,

Spiral-O coil, and Zipbinds.

When you're all punched, assemble your project together; it's time to bind. Zipbinding is a quick, easy swipe of the hand.

Let's watch it step-by-step.

The Zipbind adapter that comes with the C110e fits right on top of the comb opener.

On a table, or mounted to a comb opener rack, the Zipbind spine is fastened into place

And then the project draped over the teeth.

And then a small hand tool is used to close the seam of the spine.

Simply dragged all the way along the spine once or twice, it closes all the teeth.

Part of Zipbind's unique look is that the seam is hidden between the back page and the back cover of the book.

That way all that you can see from the outside are the rounds.

Similar to plastic combs, Zipbinds are very easy to edit.

The little arm on the same hand tool is inserted inside the spine and dragged all the way along, unlocking the teeth.

Then, remove the spine and edit your document as necessary. Then bind again.

That's it, that's Zipbinds on the C110e by GBC.

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