Help the Environment With GBC Eco-Friendly Recycled Covers
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General Binding Corporation (GBC) is definitely an innovative company and is known for producing high-quality binding machines, laminators, and paper shredders. They also make a lot of terrific binding supplies, such as ZipBind spines. One of their newest products is their lineup of Eco-Friendly Recycled Covers. These products are made from post-consumer content and are 100% recyclable. They also come in several different colors and finishes, are available both punched and unpunched, and are compatible with most popular binding methods. Here's the lowdown on these great new supplies.
1. They are environmentally friendly. The new GBC covers are some of the most environmentally friendly products you can use. They're totally recycled and made from 100% post-consumer waste so no trees were cut down to make them nor was a bunch of new plastic created. They are also completely recyclable so you don't have to feel guilty when you no longer need them. Depending on the binding method you use, your entire document may be recyclable or you may need to take the item apart and only recycle certain elements. If you're wondering what parts are recyclable, be sure to check with your local recycling program.
2. They are compatible with a variety of binding methods. These GBC covers can be used with a variety of binding methods. You can order unpunched covers as well as ones that have been punched for comb, coil, ZipBind, Velobind, ProClick, three-hole, and wire binding. They can even be used with Eco-Coil Recycled Coils so you can have a document that's totally good for the environment.
3. There are lots of finishes available. GBC eco-friendly covers are available in several different finishes so it's very likely you'll find just the one you need. There are clear/frost and black poly covers you can use if that's the look you desire. (Note: even the plastic supplies are recyclable.) There are also numerous paper covers available in colors such as tan, green, and brown, as as well as black regency one. Currently, these supplies are only available in letter-size (8.5" x 11").
4. Order just a few or order a lot. Finally, you can order these great new products in boxes of 20, 25, or 100. Having a lot of them on hand will make it more likely for you to use them instead of a product that's less environmentally friendly.
If you're serious about saving the planet, using new GBC eco-friendly recycled covers is one way you can help out. These are high-quality products that will make your documents look great and they can be used for most of the popular binding methods. And, of course, they are completely made from recycled materials and can be recycled when you're done with them.
Being good to the environment is a necessity and so is presenting your documents in the best possible light. Using these great new products from GBC is one way to achieve both. So order some for your office today and get ready to help out the planet while also boosting your image.
About The Author: Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for http://www.mybinding.com .He has written over 500 articles on binding machines,binding covers,binders,laminators,binding supplies,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,index tabs, and shredders.
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Article Title: Help the Environment With GBC Eco-Friendly Recycled Covers
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General Binding Corporation (GBC) is definitely an innovative company and is known for producing high-quality binding machines, laminators, and paper shredders. They also make a lot of terrific binding supplies, such as ZipBind spines. One of their newest products is their lineup of Eco-Friendly Recycled Covers. These products are made from post-consumer content and are 100% recyclable. They also come in several different colors and finishes, are available both punched and unpunched, and are compatible with most popular binding methods. Here's the lowdown on these great new supplies.
1. They are environmentally friendly. The new GBC covers are some of the most environmentally friendly products you can use. They're totally recycled and made from 100% post-consumer waste so no trees were cut down to make them nor was a bunch of new plastic created. They are also completely recyclable so you don't have to feel guilty when you no longer need them. Depending on the binding method you use, your entire document may be recyclable or you may need to take the item apart and only recycle certain elements. If you're wondering what parts are recyclable, be sure to check with your local recycling program.
2. They are compatible with a variety of binding methods. These GBC covers can be used with a variety of binding methods. You can order unpunched covers as well as ones that have been punched for comb, coil, ZipBind, Velobind, ProClick, three-hole, and wire binding. They can even be used with Eco-Coil Recycled Coils so you can have a document that's totally good for the environment.
3. There are lots of finishes available. GBC eco-friendly covers are available in several different finishes so it's very likely you'll find just the one you need. There are clear/frost and black poly covers you can use if that's the look you desire. (Note: even the plastic supplies are recyclable.) There are also numerous paper covers available in colors such as tan, green, and brown, as as well as black regency one. Currently, these supplies are only available in letter-size (8.5" x 11").
4. Order just a few or order a lot. Finally, you can order these great new products in boxes of 20, 25, or 100. Having a lot of them on hand will make it more likely for you to use them instead of a product that's less environmentally friendly.
If you're serious about saving the planet, using new GBC eco-friendly recycled covers is one way you can help out. These are high-quality products that will make your documents look great and they can be used for most of the popular binding methods. And, of course, they are completely made from recycled materials and can be recycled when you're done with them.
Being good to the environment is a necessity and so is presenting your documents in the best possible light. Using these great new products from GBC is one way to achieve both. So order some for your office today and get ready to help out the planet while also boosting your image.
About The Author: Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for http://www.mybinding.com .He has written over 500 articles on binding machines,binding covers,binders,laminators,binding supplies,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,index tabs, and shredders.
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