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Binding options for UPACS
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Plastic comb
Comb binding allows a book to lay flat when open. The plastic "combs" come in various
sizes up to a maximum thickness of approximately 350 sheets (700 pages) of 20-lb paper.
Card stock covers for the front and back are recommended.
Shrink wrap
Shrink wrapping holds multiple pages in place for distribution; it is perfect for
3-hole-drilled paper which will be placed in a binder. Shrink wrap is limited to a
maximum thickness of 500 sheets (1000 pages) of 20-lb paper.
Staples
Stapling, using one or two staples, provides a strong and inexpensive binding. Stapling
is limited to a maximum of 100 sheets (200 pages) of 20-lb paper.
Black tape
Black tape or thermal tape binding provides an economic and strong binding for 8.5x11-inch
documents. The maximum thickness is limited to 120 sheets (240 pages) of 20-lb paper.
Card-stock covers for the front and back and a maximum of three colors are recommended.
UPACS and
Copyright service
118 Mossman Business Services Bldg
Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1602
upacs-printing@uiowa.edu, phone 319-335-3410, fax 319-353-2447
United States Copyright Office
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