2-1/2" Black aluminum screwposts are great for binding: Swatches, Menus, Reference Books, Scripts, Scrapbooks, etc. These black aluminum screwposts are durable so they won't break and will keep your bound document secure. They are manufactured the same as our Aluminum screw posts, then a hard anodize coating is added to produce a black color. The post length is 2-1/2" and the diameter is 3/16". We recommend that you punch or drill a 1/4" hole in your documents to ... [More]
Plastic screw posts are molded Delrin and Polyethelene posts having a large head at one end and a hole at the other. A large-headed screw snaps into the hole on the post, allowing for rapid assembly. Plastic screw posts may be easily unscrewed to remove or add pages.
The post length is 1¾" and the diameter is 0.24". The post length is the maximum binding thickness (inside length.) We ... [More]
These posts are manufactured the same as our Aluminum screw posts, then a hard anodize coating is added to produce a gold color. These posts are ideal for uses where an enhanced appearance is desirable, yet the strength of aluminum posts is required.
The post length is 1/2" and the diameter is 3/16". The post length is the maximum binding thickness (inside length.) We recommend that you measure your document to obtain the best fit. ... [More]
These posts are manufactured the same as our Aluminum screw posts, then a hard anodize coating is added to produce a gold color. These posts are ideal for uses where an enhanced appearance is desirable, yet the strength of aluminum posts is required. The posts are open on the bottom and threaded all the way through, as in the picture to the ... [More]
Wing nut screws are quick-assembly binding shafts which push together to close. Like our ultra-short clear screw posts, they can be pushed together with your fingers. They can easily be opened by unscrewing the wingnut.
Since the screw will protrude through the wing nut, these are best used where the back side of the item being bound is not visible.
3" Black aluminum screw posts are anodized with a black durable coating. This coating keeps them strong like the aluminum screw post yet adds a little flair to any project. Black screw posts are great for binding books, scrapbooks, menus, swatches and many more. The post length is 3" and has a 3/16" diameter. These posts come with a 3/8" screw that has a thread of #8/32. You will need to drill or punch your hole for a standard 1/4" in order to have the posts fit ... [More]
Round Head Heavy Duty Steel screw posts are zinc coated steel posts having a large head at one end and a threaded hole at the other. A large-headed screw threads into the threaded hole on the post, allowing the assembly to be opened and closed. These posts are much stronger than our aluminum or plastic posts. They are recommended for binding exceptionally large or heavy materials.
These 1/4 inch bright brass binding posts and screws are the same shape and size as our aluminum screw posts, but they are made from solid brass. In addition to the appearance of solid brass, these are stronger than the equivalent aluminum posts. Posts and screws are passivated and waxed to help prevent tarnishing.
These screwposts feature a low-profile, flattened head on both the screw and the post. They have a nice clean look when used for binding photo albums, scrapbooks, ... [More]
The Pick N' Hook corrugated plastic hanger is a simple way to hang your corrugated plastic media. The Pick N' Hook just needs to be pressed into the fluted edge of the corrugated plastic and hung with cord, wire, or monofilament line.
These 3/4 inch bright brass binding posts and screws are the same shape and size as our aluminum screw posts, but they are made from solid brass. In addition to the appearance of solid brass, these are stronger than the equivalent aluminum posts. Posts and screws are passivated and waxed to help prevent tarnishing.
These screwposts feature a low-profile, flattened head on both the screw and the post. They have a nice clean look when used for binding photo albums, scrapbooks, ... [More]
The posts are open on the bottom and threaded all the way through, as in the picture to the
