4 advantages of using spiral notebooks

The notebook is also the protagonist we are going to introduce today. As we all know, the common binding methods of notebooks are wired, glued, saddle stitched, and looped (spiral notebooks).

Everyone is familiar with wire-bound notebooks. When binding, fold the pages of the book according to the center seam, align them, add the front and back covers, and finally punch and thread.

However, most of the wire-bound notebooks are relatively thin, and the cover of the notebook is relatively soft, which often cannot play a very good protective role. In addition, the thread of the bound notebook is sometimes not so strong, so most of the thread-bound notebooks often fall apart before they are used up.

Glue binding, as the name suggests, is to apply glue on the back of the book (inner page), and then glue the cover of the book. The binding process of saddle stitches is like the action of a person stepping on a horseback, that is, after covering the thin booklet, straddling it on an iron frame, and then nailing it with a threaded iron wire.

Saddle-stitched notebooks are often not very strong, and like the stitches of thread-bound notebooks, the iron wire used in saddle-stitch binding is often difficult to penetrate thicker paper. Common spiral notebooks have two methods: iron ring binding and apron binding, so what is so good about spiral notebooks?

First of all, this type of notebook will not drop pages. The thoughtful tear line design is the gospel of obsessive-compulsive disorder! When tearing off the inner pages, you don’t have to worry about the bumps of the torn paper, and you don’t have to worry about the notebook being torn apart.

Secondly, the spiral notebook can be flattened at 180 degrees and folded at 360 degrees. With a PP cover (as a backing board), you can record your thoughts anytime and anywhere. It is also very labor-saving to write. The small-sized coil book can also be put in a pocket, put in a bag, carried with you, and recorded at any time.

Thirdly, some people are afraid that torn pages will deform the coils, but they can actually choose torn inner pages. So tearing the paper will not affect the coil. There are tear lines on the inner pages, so it is convenient to tear the paper and write silently in class, otherwise you have to tear the paper with a ruler every time. Normal metal coil notebooks, as long as the paper is not pulled continuously and vigorously, should not tear the coil.

Finally, If you don’t like the spiral script, you can use only one side first, that is, write all the right pages of the book first, and then use the other way around. The empty page is still on the right side, so basically you won’t touch the coil.

The cover of the spiral notebook uses imported PP material, which is not easy to be damaged, environmentally friendly and non-toxic, and has a very good texture to the touch.