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TERBIND - O.NEOCOVER

TERBIND - Thermal binding system

In this system the thermo cover is ready for use. Inserts are glued inside cover using special equipment called thermo binders.

TERBIND Systen

Terbind thermobinding thermo cover

Spine with glue

Spine of the thermo cover is filled with glue, which melts when the temperature rises. Paper sheets under the influence of their own weight sink into the glue. After the process is finished the adhesive harden forming a very solid bond.

Induction system

The TERBIND system’s hard covers (O.DIPLOMAT) spines are equipped with metal strips which conduct temperature very well allowing even melting of the adhesive. Also allows you to use induction thermo binders.

Terbind induction system

Binding types

TERBIND - hard thermo cover

Hard covers

Hard cover binding using O.DIPLOMAT.

TERBIND - soft thermo cover

Soft thermal covers

The transparent front cover made of PVC material enhances the colors of the first page of your documentation and protects it against damage and dirt. The back cover is made of cardboard with texture (THERMOLINEN, O.OFFICE) or plain (O.THERMOLUX, O.THERMOMAT).

TERBIND - soft cardboard thermo cover

Soft thermal cardboard covers

The front and back cover is made of high quality cardboard with a linen structure (THERMOLINEN PLAIN).

TERBIND - custom made soft thermal cover

Custom made soft thermal covers

Custom made covers made of cardboard printed in offset technology according to customer design (O.THERMOPERSONAL).

Spine selection

  • O.THERMOTOP soft thermal covers

Spine selection for O.THERMOTOP soft thermo covers.

 

3 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 3 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 20 sheets of paper*

5 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 5 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 40 sheets of paper*

7 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 7 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 60 sheets of paper*

9 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 9 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 80 sheets of paper*

12 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 12 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 100 sheets of paper*

15 mm spine

O.THERMOTOP 15 mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 120 sheets of paper*

*tests were made on 80 g/m2 paper, however, the values may vary ± 10% depending on the paper fluffing.

  • Other soft thermal covers

Spine selection for soft thermo covers (except O.THERMOTOP).

 

mini (1.5 mm) spine

Terbind soft cover 1.5mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 15 sheets of paper*

3 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 3mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 30 sheets of paper*

4 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 4mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 40 sheets of paper*

6 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 6mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 60 sheets of paper*

8 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 8mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 80 sheets of paper*

10 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 10mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 100 sheets of paper*

12 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 12mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 120 sheets of paper*

15 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 15mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 150 sheets of paper*

20 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 20mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 200 sheets of paper*

25 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 25mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 250 sheets of paper*

30 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 30mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 300 sheets of paper*

35 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 35mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 350 sheets of paper*

40 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 40mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 400 sheets of paper*

45 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 45mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 450 sheets of paper*

50 mm spine

Terbind soft cover 50mm spine

This cover will allow you to bind up to 500 sheets of paper*

*tests were made on 80 g/m2 paper, however, the values may vary ± 10% depending on the paper fluffing.

  • Hard thermal covers (O.DIPLOMAT)

Spine selection for O.DIPLOMAT hard thermo covers

 

Spine size 3

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 3

This cover will allow you to bind up to 15 sheets of paper*

Spine size 6

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 6

This cover will allow you to bind up to 40 sheets of paper*

Spine size 9

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 9

This cover will allow you to bind up to 65 sheets of paper*

Spine size 12

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 12

This cover will allow you to bind up to 90 sheets of paper*

Spine size 15

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 15

This cover will allow you to bind up to 120 sheets of paper*

Spine size 18

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 18

This cover will allow you to bind up to 150 sheets of paper*

Spine size 21

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 21

This cover will allow you to bind up to 180 sheets of paper*

Spine size 25

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 25

This cover will allow you to bind up to 220 sheets of paper*

Spine size 30

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 30

This cover will allow you to bind up to 270 sheets of paper*

Spine size 35

Terbind O.DIPLOMAT spine size 35

This cover will allow you to bind up to 320 sheets of paper*

*tests were made on 80 g/m2 paper, however, the values may vary ± 10% depending on the paper fluffing.

How to bind?

Step 1

Terbind binding system - step 1

Prepare for the binding: documents and covers with a properly chosen spine.

Step 2

Terbind binding system - step 2

Align the document file and insert it between the covers.

Step 3

Terbind binding system - step 3

Insert the cover into the thermo binder with the spine pointing downwards and wait for the recommended amount of time.

Ready!

Terbind binding system - step 4

Put the document on the special tray so that the adhesive harden forming a very solid bond and documentation is ready!

The binding process example is shown with the OPUS DUO Vario Temp equipment.

Debinding in Terbind system - impossible

Unfortunately the TERBIND system does not allow for debinding of covers. Once glued the covers can not be separated. However, you can heat up the glue to re-bind the sheets that have not been correctly bound.

Tips

Tip 1.

How to choose correct heating time for a soft and hard covers?

 

After switching on the thermo binder (the power switch is located on the back of the device), for about 2 seconds the green or blue LED will light up indicating that the device is set to:

  • mode 1 – normal temperature (145°C) for standard covers (including O.THERMOLUX, O.THERMOMAT, O.OFFICE, O.THERMOLINEN, O.DIPLOMAT Classic)
  • mode 2 – lower temperature (120°C) for less heat-resistant covers (including all other covers of O.DIPLOMAT)
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Then the heating process of heating plate will begin which will be preceded by a short beep and the LED indicators will light up in red. At this time do not put covers in the binding slot (if you do the device signals the necessity of pulling it out with a sound signal and a pulsating light of the corresponding LED indicator). After a few minutes the heating plate reaches the appropriate temperature which will be signaled by the color change of both LED indicators to green (for 145°C setting) or blue (for 120°C setting) and a short double beep signals.

The operating mode of the device (mode 1 – 145°C or mode 2 – 120°C) can be changed by holding down the operating mode button (located at the back of the device) for approximately 3 seconds. Each time the button is pressed will switch from one mode to another. The switching of modes is confirmed by a short lighting of the LED indicators in the corresponding color and after reaching the correct heater temperature a double beep signal. You can also change the operating mode during and after warming up of the device.

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The cover with aligned sheets should be inserted into the working slot with the spine pointing downwards in accordance with the description on the device:

  • the soft covers should be set up to the right edge of the binding slot
  • hard covers should be set up to the left edge of the binding slot
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The appropriate LED indicator will change color from green or blue to red and you will hear a short beep – the thermo binding process will start. After the proper time (depending of binding) you will hear few beeps and the appropriate LED indicator will start to flash green or blue – the thermo binding process will be ended.

Tip 2.

How to bind soft thermal covers made of transparent PVC to avoid an electrostatic surface charge?

 

To avoid electrostatic surface charge at the transparent cover open the transparent front cover then align the sheets of paper and place it in the cover so that all the sheets are evenly in contact with the adhesive strip located inside the spine of the cover. Now you have to place the whole in the thermo binder.

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Tip 3.

How to properly cool the thermal covers?

 

After the successful binding process remove the bound document and hit it with a flat surface so that all the cards are embedded in the glue. Then place the document on a cooling rack on the top of the machine. After few minutes the document is ready.

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Tip 4.

How to bind soft and hard thermal cover at the same time?

 

The DUO 500 VarioTemp equipment allows the simultaneous binding of two documents (one in the hard cover and one in soft cover). Both covers have to be in the same mode (mode 1 – 145°C). Insert the hard cover and push it to the left side and insert the soft cover and push it to the right side of the working slot. The ending of the binding is signaled by the pulsing of the corresponding LED indicator and the beep signal.

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Tip 5.

How to easily open the front page of soft documentation?

 

Cooled down soft cover can be easily open along a creasing.

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Tip 6.

What if single sheets of documentation were not correctly bound?

 

If we bind the documentation it may happen that single sheets are not correctly bound. In this case, it is necessary to go through the thermo binding process step by step again to correct binding.

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